At Nutritional PT, we treat you as a unique individual. You will experience a comprehensive initial evaluation followed by personalized follow-up sessions, with the ultimate goal of needing less but consistent support to keep you thriving. Interventions are tailored to each person and adjusted based on their individualized response. You can expect regular in-person (or virtual visits) without long wait lists or interruptions in your care.

Patient-centered care: Promoting health as a positive vitality, beyond just the absence of disease.

An Integrative, science-based healthcare approach: Considers the unique, complex web of interactions of the patient’s physiology and lifestyle along with both internal and external factors that affect total functioning.

A combination of best practices: Integration of a variety of support strategies focusing on restorative care, and prevention through nutrition, diet, and exercise for optimal wellness.

Food is energy. At the most basic level, food is a fuel source necessary for the body to function.

Food is information. Byproducts of food convey messages and assist with various bodily processes (e.g., metabolism, hormones, detoxification, etc.).

Food is a connection. Food brings people together, often as a central focus of social gatherings and celebratory events. Additionally, pleasant and unpleasant memories often incorporate the smell, taste, and texture of food. The reasons behind food choices, cravings, and aversions aren’t always logical or rational, and these reasons can often be tied back to our connections to food.

Food is medicine. We are what we eat. Foods and food behaviors influence the body and can contribute to underlying symptoms. These factors can be adjusted to move an individual toward their most remarkable state of health and healing. Choosing nutrient-dense foods that send support (not destruction) to the body is critical to optimal health.

Movement is vital: We know more than ever how important movement is for our overall health. The key is creating safe movement strategies that allow your body to move effectively in your current state.

Movement is Specific: Progressing movement through rehabilitative phases allows you to reach your ultimate activity goals.

Movement is limited: Imbalances in the musculoskeletal and neuromuscular systems are limiting factors to overall progress. Manual therapy addresses these impairments throughout your program.