What is it?
A systematic assessment of how your joints, muscles and patterns work together during real movement.
Why might it be recommended?
It helps us understand potential contributors to a problem rather than treating a single spot in isolation.
What does treatment feel like?
Active and collaborative — you'll move while we observe, measure and discuss what we notice.
Its role in the Psalm 30:2 approach
It's the foundation of Treat the Chain and guides everything else in your plan.
Who might be appropriate for it?
New patients, athletes, and anyone whose symptoms don't have an obvious single cause.
What should you expect?
Movement screens, joint-by-joint checks, and a clear explanation of the findings.
Reasonable limitations & considerations
Findings describe relationships and possibilities — they are not automatic diagnoses.
How it integrates with other care
Directs which treatments and loading strategies may be most appropriate.
Ready to begin?
We'll assess whether this may be appropriate for you.
This information is educational and not a medical promise or diagnosis. Suitability is always determined through individual assessment.