A Fascia based non invasive alternative to joint replacement

Even if you have an MRI that shows complete bone on bone, you might not need surgery. Joint replacement is not the only possible answer.
An innovative approach to chronic pain and orthopedic conditions treatment, non pharmaceutical, non invasive & highly effective..

[@lynnedoyle8451]

Thank you for your videos. It brings awareness where there may only be dysfunctional thinking in regards to what we can do for ourselves. Relying on therapist when there are so many variations in treatment can lead us to giving up on ourselves. I have arthritis in top of foot and my body tells me the knees neck and even mindset needs adjustment and scare. I’m in Australia so thank you from down under. Sending you much appreciation ❤

[@brotherbanks]

You are so passionate about your work! Please mentor me!

[@SterlingStructuralTherapy]

That is so sweet, thank you for your feedback Michael 🙏 we currently only provide professional training to therapists who work at our practice. We promise that if Dana will ever create courses that are available to more people we will publish it on all of our social media 🙂

[@marz.6102]

I was wondering if you all are coming out with a new product or training format, since this is a interesting topic!

[@SterlingStructuralTherapy]

Good question 🙂 currently Sterling Structural therapy is only client facing. Meeting we provide chronic pain treatment programs for clients, at this point we do not provide any professional training. We only train therapists hired to work at our practice. We hope that makes sense 🙏

[@Sanfupaw]

Please let me know if you know how to treat congenital mirror movement disorder with this method

[@SterlingStructuralTherapy]

We are not familiar with this disorder, however, we would highly recommend reaching out to us to schedule your free 45 minute virtual consult 🙏 if you are, indeed, a candidate for treatment, you will know so during the consult sterlingstructuraltherapy.com/

[@mitchywilliams5638]

In this one the example from what I’m getting is this one is constructed on that left side and that is where the bone on bone happens and so the pain would be where the fascia adhesion/ congestion is. So the pain can be where the problem is???

[@SterlingStructuralTherapy]

No the pain is almost NEVER where the restriction is. 🙏

[@MrCbergz]

How do you find out where the restriction is

[@SterlingStructuralTherapy]

This depends on the person. We use palpitation and Structural assessment... and validate the assumption by carefully releasing one spot ... and if the person has increased range and reduced pain ... we keep following that. So it’s a Structural assessment guided by results