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Angela \;Stice CNS\, LMT
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Angela was drawn to Neurosomatic Therapy\, searching for answers to her son'\;s chronic back and neck pain. She exhausted all traditional medical treatment from doctors\, physical therapists\, back specialists\, orthopedic surgeons\, and chiropractors to relieve her son'\;s constant back and neck pain and scoliosis. Years later she was told nothing else could be done for her son and he'\;d learn to live with pain. Frustrated with that prognosis \;Angela \;did one more online search for help and was directed to The Center for Neurosomatic Studies (CNS) and The St John-Clark Pain Treatment Center (SJCPTC).
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\n\nAngela \;scheduled her son'\;s first appointment without knowing the life-changing impact Neurosomatic Therapy would have on his life! For the first time\, she and her son were given \;answers \;from a full body assessment\, \;hope \;that her son would get better and \;relief \;as her son'\;s scoliosis improved and his pain went away! \;
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\n\nSeeing remarkable changes in her son\, \;Angela \;abandoned her Masters of Art Therapy education to become a Neurosomatic Therapist. The journey to change the lives of people suffering from unresolved pain and dysfunction\, just as her son'\;s life was changed\, was challenging\, rewarding\, and definitely the right career path! \; \;
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form."\; \;This means that the distortion of the body is often correlated to the improper function of the body. For example\, a slouching posture can decrease digestive function or a trigger point into the ear can affect hearing or balance. When the proper structure is restored to the body\, the accompanying problems are often alleviated. \; \;