Who I Help

Musicians

Care for Rock & Symphony Musicians

The way you physically connect with your instrument has much to do with your body’s postural health and myofascial length. Optimizing this interplay is important for your longevity as a musician and for maintaining the skills you have mastered.

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Instrument-Specific Evaluation

Your Instrument Is Part of the Assessment

You will receive a thorough examination that ultimately determines your strength-to-flexibility ratio. These important findings will inform a tailored treatment plan. I will thoroughly review your pertinent medical history and consider your performance history. You will receive an analysis of the interplay between you and your instrument, considering arches, angles, and physics, ideally maximizing efficiency while playing your instrument.

  • Rock musicians: drums, guitar, keyboard, and more
  • Symphony musicians: violin, bass, cello, and percussion
  • Repetition, endurance, and playing load
  • Instrument setup and technique

Care Where It Matters

Treatment Connected to Your Performance

I can work with you in my Seattle clinic, travel to your site, or consult remotely. Clients often bring their instruments to my clinic for specific ergonomic consultation.

  • On-site assessment with your instrument
  • In-clinic evaluation and hands-on care
  • Remote consultation when appropriate
  • A plan connected to practice and performance demands
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Ready when you are

Let’s talk about what you want to get back to.

Start with a conversation about what’s getting in the way and what meaningful progress would look like for you.