This is a lengthy review for three different practitioners who delivered life-changing results…read moreduring one of the most tumultuous seasons of my life. My husband was in end-stage renal disease preparing for transplant. I was navigating caregiver stress, major health decisions, and an eventual 17-year career transition. Their work mattered more than I can put into words.
DR. REED
Dr. Reed came into our lives during one of the most intense and fragile seasons we have ever experienced, and his care made a measurable difference.
My husband, Scott, was living with severe joint pain related to end-stage renal disease. There was a point when he was walking with a cane and wearing braces on his hands because the pain was that debilitating. Movement was difficult. Daily life required grit. We were preparing for transplant while managing constant physical strain.
Through Dr. Reed's care, Scott experienced meaningful relief. Real, functional change. He went from relying on a cane and hand braces to playing a couple more games of flag football before receiving his living donor kidney transplant. Those weeks mattered. They restored strength, dignity, and a sense of normal life before surgery.
Dr. Reed also integrates NET therapy, and that work deeply impacted me.
As the caregiver navigating appointments, uncertainty, fear, and the weight of transplant, there were days I genuinely did not know how I would get through. The doom thoughts were very real. My nervous system was constantly bracing for the worst. Through NET therapy, Dr. Reed helped me process those emotions. He brought me back down to reality and kept me grounded in the present instead of spiraling into fear about the future.
We are eternally grateful for the relief he gave Scott and the steadiness he gave me when we needed it most.
LINDA
I had been living with chronic neck and hip pain for years.
I could not turn my head to the right beyond about 45 degrees. Checking my blind spot while driving was uncomfortable. My right hip was stiff and restricted while my left side was flexible. In yoga, there were poses I simply could not access no matter how consistent I was. I tried everything. Traditional chiropractic. PT. Stretching. Myofascial release. It helped temporarily, but nothing created lasting change.
Then I found Linda.
Her structural, slow-release approach is completely different from the traditional snap, crack, pop model. The adjustments are precise and intentional. She integrates shockwave therapy directly into the structural work. It is a comprehensive plan that addresses what is actually stuck.
The adjustments opened up my posture and rib cage in a way I had not experienced in years. I can now take deep, full breaths without restriction.
The shockwave therapy targeted my neck, scapula, back, and hip where everything felt glued and chronically locked. That combination is what finally created change. My range of motion dramatically improved. I can fully turn my head and look over my shoulder. My hips feel balanced instead of uneven. I am now accessing yoga poses that were off-limits for years.
After trying so many things, this integrated approach is what worked.
ANDY
After donating my kidney, I was proactive about scar tissue remediation. The larger incision above my bladder concerned me, especially because I was waking up multiple times throughout the night to urinate post-surgery.
I worked with Andy specifically for scar tissue work, and even in just two sessions, the results were noticeable.
The restriction around that lower abdominal incision began to soften and release. The most meaningful change was functional. I went from waking up multiple times a night to urinate to now being back to once per night. That shift alone made a significant difference in my sleep and overall recovery.
Scar tissue can create subtle but real restrictions that are easy to overlook. Andy approaches the body with focus and precision, and I am grateful for the role he played in my healing.
