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My approach is conservative, but its effect
is powerful for anyone suffering with acute or chronic
soft tissue pain. Most of my clients come to me with both
types of pain. I provide direct insurance billing for personal
injury auto accident cases, and as a result treat clients
suffering with acute pain from a wide variety of injurieswhiplash,
headaches, low
back & hip strain/sprain, lower
& upper extremities, etc. My
personal experience as a marathon runner
and long distance cyclist has helped me to treat my client
athletes most effectively by tailoring sessions to their specific
needs.
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My biggest challenge working with many of my
chronic pain clients is helping them
believe that they can live a symptom free life without pain.
Unfortunately, many of them are so resigned to living with
it they dont believe it can be overcome. The good
news: Possibilities are in your favor that you dont
have to live with it any longer. The sad news: If you
have endured chronic pain for a long time and have tried without
success to get rid of it, you may unfortunately be so resigned
to living with it that you may choose to do nothing.
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"I am a barber who stands for 8-12
hours a day most of the time holding my shoulders and arms
up and with my head tipped down. If you do this long enough
(26 years in my case) you are actually blessed to find someone
that can do what Ken Youngberg can do. I remember the first
time that I went to Kens office. When I left, I sat
in my car and cried from the elation that there was a release
from the pain. I have done chiropractic, massage, physical
therapy, and even botox injections into my back for nerve
pain. I have seen Ken for a frozen shoulder, plantar fascitis,
and other assorted aches and pains. Ken touches you not just
with his hands but also with his spirit. He recognizes the
body as an entire entity not just a bag of skin and bones
and muscles. I think of Ken as my ace in the hole. When I
beat myself up by working a repetitive job, he helps me function
again pain free."
- Neena I.
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Releasing
fascial restrictions in the lateral leg and hip with a gentle sustained
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