Do You Have One Of My Top 10 Favorite Disorders?!

   Of course Id love for my clients to be in perfect health and happiness, but seemingly very few of us are always at 100% everyday. What makes me love these disorders? The first hand experiences and the gratification my clients tell me of their relief. This feedback gives me a strong sense of purpose, how many more people are out there that I could help improve their quality of life? 

*cape blows in the wind and I shout "HAVE NO FEAR, ASHLEY THE LMT IS HERE!" *

1. Plantar Fasciitis 
2. Thoracic Outlet Syndrome 
3. Depression/ Anxiety/ Mental Imbalances
4. Headaches/Migraines 
5. Arthritis/carpal tunnel 
6. TMJ 
7. Frozen Shoulder 
8. Mysterious/obscure back pain 
9. Surgery Recovery
10. Sciatica 

   In no particular order (and definitely not limited to). Everyone is different therefore improvement time varies as well as frequency of appointments needed. Thank you and goodnight! ☮

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