Treating your pain and injuries with bioenergy: 2022

This common pain treatment for knee pain is now shown to cause faster arthritis progression, plus it's only a very temporary solution. In my experience, bioengineering healing for knee pain can bring long-lasting relief.

What can I do for you?

You are an athlete who has suffered an injury. You are a man or a woman looking at knee surgery, or one whose knee surgery did not quite work out. You are immobilized by a frozen shoulder or back pain. You are looking at weeks or months of expensive rehabilitation and you are missing your work-outs, or you find that even daily activity is difficult or painful.

I am a Toronto martial artist (3rd degree black belt in karate) who has learned that the focused energy that breaks bricks and boards can also be used for healing. It is called "ki", and it is the basis for all energy healing. I simply direct this focused energy at your injury site and good stuff happens. No touch or manipulation is needed. The treatment is gentle and non-invasive.

Most people feel warmth, heat, tingling, a magnetic pull or electricity. Sometimes they feel coolness or a breeze. Sometimes they feel something moving deep inside as something that has been out of place moves back into alignment.

I have treated dancers, martial artists, yoga practitioners, weekend athletes, runners, elderly moms, kids -- folks of all stripes with all kinds of injuries. I've saved people lots of time and money that would have been spent on expensive rehabilitation. My clients usually experience noticeable improvement after the very first treatment, and four treatments can bring improvement even with chronic injuries that have been there for decades.

Over the years I have studied qi gong, Reiki, Quantum Touch, the Bengston Energy Healing Method, the Domancic Method, Matrix Energetics, and Russian New Knowledge. This rich toolkit of modalities is accompanied by a strong intuitive understanding of what your body needs to heal.

Contact me for more information.

Treating your pain and injuries with bioenergy

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