Why Our Physical Therapy Works:

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Online and in-person care both start with a personalized plan designed around your body. We assess, prescribe, and adjust based on how you move and how you respond. This is real recovery that delivers lasting results.

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Start with a Total Body Diagnostic:
Online or in-person, we assess your movement, pain, and goals to find what’s actually holding you back.


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How Our Program Works:

Get your plan of care:
You’ll receive a custom rehab strategy inside the Prescriptive Exercise Program, designed around your body, schedule, and lifestyle.


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In person sessions and the Prescriptive Exercise Program:
In-person or virtual sessions give you hands-on care, reassessment, and progression where it counts most.


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Move better, feel stronger:
You’ll stop chasing quick fixes and start rebuilding your body with confidence, mobility, and long-term strength.


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This journey is perfect if you:

✅ Are tired of short-term fixes that don’t stick

✅ Want expert, customized programming to remove pain and improve performance

✅ Prefer the flexibility of online or the depth of in-person therapy

✅ Enjoy paddling, working out, or active living and don’t want to be limited

Ready to fix the root of your pain and get back to what you love?

Begin with your customized PEP plan today and take control of your recovery.

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I started experiencing increased wrist pain & swelling as my outrigger canoe season went into long distance training. After experiencing increased, more acute pain, I thankfully was referred to Alex. After a full assessment and determining the causes, she did some much needed release work & educated me on a home exercise program. I’m happy to report I am back to paddling and just did a 5 mile OC1 race in the mainland with NO pain or irritation to the wrist. Don’t hesitate seeing her, she is the Best!!
Linda F 

"I’m happy to report I am back to paddling and just did a 5 mile OC1 race in the mainland with NO pain"

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