
⌚ When: Saturday, Sept 19th, 2026, at 10am or 2pm
📍 Where: 6579 Lake Brandt Road, Summerfield NC
💲 Cost: FREE (for 12 people)
Learn simple strategies that can support daily comfort and help you feel more at ease.
Leave with practical steps and next actions to enhance your overall comfort and quality of life.
Gain clarity on what may be contributing to ongoing sensations or changes related to neuropathy and sciatica
Individuals experiencing numbness, tingling, burning, pain, weakness, or other nerve-related symptoms that are affecting their daily activities.
People whose symptoms make activities such as standing, walking, exercising, working, or enjoying hobbies more difficult than they used to be.
Those who have tried rest, medications, injections, or other treatments and are looking for additional options and guidance.
Anyone seeking a conservative, non-surgical approach to managing nerve-related symptoms and improving function.
Individuals who have been told to simply "live with it" and want to explore whether there may be other ways to improve their situation.
People concerned that their symptoms may worsen over time and who want to take proactive steps to support their health and mobility.
Those looking for practical strategies to move more comfortably, stay active, and maintain their independence.
Individuals who have tried multiple approaches but still feel they haven't found the answers they're looking for.
Anyone who wants to regain confidence in their movement and get back to doing the activities they enjoy.
A better understanding of common causes and contributing factors behind nerve-related symptoms such as pain, numbness, tingling, burning, or weakness.
Insight into why symptoms may persist despite rest, medications, or other traditional approaches.
Practical strategies that may help support nerve health, improve mobility, and make everyday activities more comfortable.
Simple exercises and movement techniques you can begin using safely at home.
An understanding of non-invasive options that may help you manage symptoms and stay active.
Greater confidence in knowing what steps you can take to support your recovery and long-term function.
A clearer roadmap for moving forward and making informed decisions about your health and mobility.

As a physical therapist with more than 30 years of experience, I've spent my career helping people stay active, independent, and confident in their movement.
Over the years, I've worked with many individuals struggling with neuropathy, sciatica, and other nerve-related conditions that affect walking, balance, comfort, and quality of life. I've found that many people are told what their diagnosis is but never fully understand why their symptoms occur or what they can do about them.
My goal is to bridge that gap by providing practical, easy-to-understand information and strategies that can help you move forward with greater confidence.
Through my workshops, classes, and one-on-one care, I've helped many people discover options they didn't know existed and take meaningful steps toward improving how they move and feel.
Parking is conveniently available in a gravel area near the entrance. For those requiring a closer and more level area, there is space for several vehicles on the concrete directly outside the clinic.
No. This workshop is for anyone experiencing nerve-related symptoms such as pain, numbness, tingling, burning, weakness, or changes in mobility. Whether you have an official diagnosis or are simply looking for answers, you'll find valuable information and practical strategies.
No. This is primarily an educational workshop designed to help you better understand your symptoms and learn about options that may help improve your comfort, mobility, and quality of life. Attendees will also have the opportunity to experience the Stimpod equipment and receive a brief partial treatment demonstration.
Many attendees have been living with symptoms for months or even years. While everyone's situation is unique, the workshop will provide information that may help you better understand your condition and identify possible next steps.
Yes. Many people attend because they are looking for additional information and a different perspective after trying other approaches. The goal is to help you understand all of your options and make informed decisions.
Absolutely. Family members and care partners are welcome and often find the information helpful as well. Just be sure to have them register, too, so we can keep the group small.
The workshop will last approximately 90 minutes, including time for questions and discussion.
Just bring yourself, comfortable clothing, and any questions you may have. We'll provide the information and resources you'll need during the session.