Abdominal Surgery and Back Pain
Months or even years after abdominal surgery, many people develop lingering back pain. The connection isnât always obvious â but...
Chronic pain care for people in Orange County who have tried everything else. Serving Lake Forest, Irvine, Tustin, Mission Viejo, and surrounding areas
If your surgery was years ago and your body still doesn’t feel like yours, this is the work you have not tried yet.
* Due to demand and the nature of this work, appointment spots are limited
My story is the reason this work exists.
If you are here, your surgery was years ago and the pain never fully left. Or it came back. Or it moved. And nobody has been able to tell you why.
Most of the people I work with have been through every option already. Physical therapy. Chiropractic care. Injections. Specialists. Imaging. And the most common thing they have been told is that everything looks fine or that this is just how it is now.
The surgery fixed the structure. Nobody fixed the connection. The disconnection your nervous system created to protect you during and after that procedure is still running. That is why you are still in pain.
Most approaches focus on the area of pain. I focus on what your nervous system is still protecting from a surgery, an injury, or an event that happened months or years ago.
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Instead of forcing movement, stretching what feels tight, or strengthening what has room to improve, I assess how your scar tissue, your breath, your eyes, your jaw, and your balance are communicating with each other and where that communication broke down.
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When the right signals are restored, the body often changes quickly. Not because it was fixed, but because it finally feels safe enough to let go of the protection.
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This work is precise, individualized, and built on how the nervous system actually behaves after surgical trauma â not on a protocol or a generic recovery plan.
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The result is a nervous system that stops overprotecting and starts trusting movement again.
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Every appointment is guided by assessment and response, not protocols or generic plans.
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You do not need to be flexible, strong, or fit to start. You just need a body that is ready to be listened to differently.
The procedures, the injuries, the events that shaped how your body protects itself. None of it gets erased. It gets buried. I find what was buried.
I do not offer a menu of services. I run one integrated system built around how the nervous system organizes the entire body after surgical trauma, injury, or illness. I call it SCAN.
Your full history. Every surgery, every injury, every event that shaped how your body protects itself.
What you feel, where you feel it, when it shows up, what makes it worse, what makes it better.
Scar tissue. Breath. Jaw. Eyes. Balance. Coordination. The places nobody has checked.
The hands-on, non-invasive work that addresses what the assessment reveals.
SCAN is the system. It is built from a decade of clinical practice and thousands of hours of certification training. Nothing about this work asks your nervous system to defend itself against me.
I ask every new client to commit to three appointments. That gives me 190 minutes to find what has been missed.
Some people leave the first appointment moving in ways they had given up on. Others need all three for me to find what nobody else has found. You will not leave the third appointment without clarity about what is happening in your body and what comes next.
If I cannot give you that, I will tell you, and I will help you figure out what is next.
Share your full history. Surgeries, injuries, treatments, what worked, what made it worse. We build the map together.
In your first 90-minute evaluation I assess what nobody has assessed before. Scar tissue. Breath. Jaw. Eyes. Balance. Connection. The places nobody has thought to look.
Leave knowing exactly what was left behind, what is driving your pain, and what comes next.
You have done the searching. This is where the searching ends.
* Due to demand and the nature of this work, appointment spots are limited.
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Months or even years after abdominal surgery, many people develop lingering back pain. The connection isnât always obvious â but...
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