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2.5(2 reviews)
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Dr Perry has amazing content and info to empower and get to know your body! I have been purchasing…read morehis online courses and they have been full of great info. He is caring and very knowledgeable. just beware that Luisa his assistant is NOT friendly or helpful and often condescending bordering on rude. if you interact with her and feel trivialized don't let it put you off from the value, quality and care that Dr Perry offers in his programs.

In 2013, I was diagnosed with a torn labrum in my right hip. This manifested as a painful right hip…read moreand right knee. As a personal trainer, I was following a lot of clinicians/fitness experts on social media. One of the individuals who was making a name for himself was Dr. Perry Nickelston, a chiropractor who has a company called "Stop Chasing Pain." The philosophy behind the company's name is that when there is pain in a certain area of the body, it often is the result of dysfunctions that are in seemingly unrelated areas of the body. Using his clinical "expertise", he is supposed to have the detective skills to expose the true culprit. I was in denial that I needed surgery, so I booked a consultation with this internet Guru. The 1st red flag was that there was no office line. The number on the website is his cell phone. We actually texted to confirm the appointment after the initial call. The 2nd red flag was that I texted him to confirm the night before the appt, only for the aloof doctor to claim that we didn't even have an appt. When I politely challenged him, he then claimed that we did have an appt, but that it was for 12pm- not the 1pm time that we had actually booked. I reluctantly agreed to this new time and changed my zip car reservation to suit his scheduling error. I also had to cancel one of my personal training clients on short notice to accommodate this appt, but I rationalized that my health was the first priority. When I arrived at his "office," I encountered the 3rd red flag. Apparently Dr. Nickelston operates out of the back room of a grungy gym in Jersey. When I arrived, I announced myself at the front desk as "Dr Nickelston's 12 o'clock", only to be told that he was already in an appt with his 12pm patient. She could not tell me more, because she wasn't his receptionist, but rather the gym's front desk clerk. Finally, I got to meet the doc at 1:15 when he casually moseyed on out of his office, 75 min late. When I explained the time mix-up and that I had been waiting for over an hour, doing my best to mask my anger, he actually had the gall to joke in response, "I guess I need an assistant." I bit my lip and headed into the office. I hadn't come this far to not get treated. He put me through a few assessments, including an SFMA (movement assessment), as well as NeuroKinetic Therapy (NKT) manual muscle testing. His diagnosis was that yes, I had a torn labrum, but so do many people and surgery isn't always the answer. The "REAL" problem is that my Obturator Externus and Obturator Internus were facilitated, while my glute max and rectus femoris were inhibited. His treatment was to give me one of the lamest manual elbow rubs on my right glute that I have ever experienced. He warned, "brace yourself kid, this could hurt a bit." What I didn't tell the doc is that I had seen my share of clinicians over the years and have had lots of soft tissue work done on me. This weak treatment was sloppy, imprecise and ineffective. He was fumbling around in the dark and I question his palpation skills let alone his release techniques. After he finished the cheap rubdown, he did his magic laser treatment to further "treat the injury". To say I have my questions regarding the efficacy of this laser in helping with anything other than filling the pockets of the company that makes it, or the quacks that (over)charge to use this hunk of junk is an understatement. He then gave me some second rate exercises for the "inhibited glute Max and rectus fem", which honestly, as a personal trainer and strength coach who has trained over 10,000 sessions, I should go back and teach him some better alternatives. Dr. Perry Nickelston is also a "Master Rock Tape" instructor. This is ironic because when he taped up my knee (another questionable practice), the tape kept falling off. I said, "Doc- it keeps coming off," and he actually denied that it was, reverting to rehearsed script that "Rock Tape adhesive is X times more effective than brand Y", etc. After going back and forth about it a few times, he says "Oh! I forgot to rub it (the tape). That's why!" Glad the "Master" Rock Tape instructor understands how to use the product. Finally, he sprayed my knee and hip with a numbing agent so I couldn't really tell if I was in pain or not when I left his office. However, by the time I got to my zip car, my knee was in twice as much pain as it had been in for the entire month prior. I cannot recommend avoiding this man enough, as both a "clinician" & "educator."

New Life Driving School

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These guys are great, but I really wanted to write a more detailed review to explain why, so if you…read moreare serious about researching a driving school, I would recommend you read the full review. My son just turned 16, took his written driver's test in school and wanted to get his permit and take driving instructions. I am a relentless researcher, and researched all the driving schools servicing my area. A number of the schools told me the same thing about their procedure for getting my son's permit: I have to give them custody of my son's birth certificate for several weeks and fill out a green registration card; they will either go into DMV without my son or will mail in the items, after which the permit is issued and we can begin lessons. I asked each of them whether they can, instead, take my son into the DMV to get his permit. Both said, no way, that's not how it works. Given that the green registration card contains my son's full name, DOB, SSN, height, weight, eye color and address, and the birth certificate contains my own full name (including maiden name), date of birth, his father's full name and date of birth, and the place where my son was born, I was concerned that handing this over to someone else's custody was not a great idea in this day and age of identity theft. I got a referral from a friend, who said that their driving school will take the child in to DMV to get the permit. I called them and, although they said that they would do that, I did not feel great confidence in their judgment regarding certain other issues and decided not to go with them. I found New Life because it had some good reviews and, although I believe also saw someone complaining about one of the employees in a review, I decided to give them a call. They were great right from the beginning and all the way through the end. I initially dealt with the owner, Paul, who told me that he was willing to me myself and my son at the DMV to get his permit for a small additional fee. I had no problem with this because it is extra time he took out of his schedule to stand in line with us. When we got to DMV, he was already there and on line, and when DMV opened, we breezed right in. We then went back to their offices, where Paul administered the eye test. He took my contact information and set us up with Al - the instructor who services my town. Although it took Al a few weeks to get to us, this is apparently because he was busy with others. I waited my turn and we were able to schedule my son's lessons for President's week, which worked out really well. I don't know how other schools are with this, but Al was great. He drove up, got out of the car and came to the door to meet me as well as my son, so that I could know who my son was getting into a car with. He told me what they were going to work on (which I basically already knew from my initial conversations with Paul). My son then went with him and they "did their thing." I saw that he spent some time at the outset teaching my son where things are in the car and how to set his seat and mirrors. They then took off. When they came back, Al got out again to let me know how my son did, and to confirm the next lesson (which had already been pre-arranged). I asked my son about the lesson and found out more detail. He told me Al was great - he was encouraging, but told him when he was doing something wrong and answered his questions as they went along. The second lesson went much the same. Before they went, Al told me that they were going to be doing some highway driving. For the third lesson, he did the same, and told me that they were going to be practicing what they learned and doing some parking. My son told me that Al was a pleasure and felt good about the lessons. Their cars are in great condition and I had no safety concerns. Although the school would have gone to DMV for us to validate the permit if we wanted, I preferred to do it myself. They gave us great instruction about where to go, and when I left questions for Paul, Ruth from the office got back to me immediately. In fact, even though I wrote another email to Paul telling him that Ruth got back to me, he got back to me a little while later anyway, and gave me more helpful information I did not even know to ask. I would highly recommend this driving school.

From the beginning to the end of the process of getting your child safely on the road, New Life…read moreDriving School is terrific. Delores in the office is super organized and responsive and leads you through the entire process patiently. The drivers are responsive and thorough. The range of services they offer are based on your needs. My three boys went through their program and passed on their first attempt and I felt so much confidence after their experience with New Life Driving School. Word of advice: get on their list for the initial 6 hours driving early! They are very busy because they are good! And also, take advantage of their day of the test offer of a 30 minute review of the course and bringing your child through the DMV process. Makes life for YOU a whole lot easier!

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I sent my daughter here for camp as a 5 year old. She had her lunch packed in her backpack. The…read morecounselor didn't bother to look inside to check to see if she had one. My daughter went for a full day of camp on an extremely hot day, much of which was spent outdoors, without any food. Absolutely disgraceful. Even if the counselor didn't see the lunchbox, the right thing to do would have been to call me to ask if I had packed one, and if I had forgotten, to ask me to drop one off. When I brought it up to the company, they apologized and offered my daughter lollipops as a consolation and a discount to return for future. Are you kidding me??? I elected to never send my daughter back there again for her safety and never got a refund for the remaining weeks. I would think twice before sending my child here. Clearly the counselors have no common sense and it is not a safe environment for a young child who cannot yet advocate for herself.

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