This depends on your age, injury history, current state of health and possible exposure to environmental toxins, electromagnetic fields, and chronic stressors. With Matrix Repatterning we can effectively address all of the physical injury patterns that are likely contributing to your limiting and painful conditions. 

From here, depending on your progress, we can determine if you need to work with other health professionals to meet your health goals, such as Functional Medical Doctors, Naturopathic Doctors, Physical Therapists, Massage Therapists, etc.

Yes you can!

Yes, for many people I can. When tissue strain develops in the abdomen due to injury or surgery, this can affect the proper functioning of organs, leading to conditions like IBS, bloating, gas, indigestion, and acid reflux.

Matrix Repatterning can help relieve and even correct these digestive issues by normalizing the tissue tension associated with the organs such as the stomach, liver and digestive track.

Yes I can. I've worked with many infants, successfully addressing issues with latching and breast feeding, insomnia, colic, constipation and torticollis.

The main strain patterns that exist in infants arise from torsion tension which forms in utero. When your little one was in the womb, they were spinning around, which is normal, but in some cases, the fetus has trouble orienting in the womb, which can lead to excess twist on the umbilical cord, kind of like wringing a towel.

This umbilical torsion then tracks into different areas of the body as the fetus grows. Once born the infant has an imprint of tension in the tissue which can cause some of the conditions mentioned above. The good news is that this torsion is very easy to release, which will help your little one feel so much better in their body.

No, not in most cases. But if your injury was severe and required medical attention, then it's good to wait until your doctor clears you for physical therapy. For all non medical emergencies, Matrix Reatterning can be a highly effective first line of treatment for falls, impacts, and strains. 

For most, yes it will. There is a possibility that you may require a bit more treatment as your body has accumulated multiple traumas and compensation patterns over the years, but regardless of time, the body has the innate ability to heal; all it needs is the right care.