Our services

Myofascial trigger point therapy is a highly effective, research-backed form of bodywork. Each appointment includes an assessment of underlying perpetuating factors, hands-on treatment informed by referred pain patterns, as well as post-appointment range-of-motion and stretching exercises to empower you to take care of yourself after the fact.

  • Recommended for all first-time patients, and especially those with chronic pain or dysfunction. Includes a complete initial assessment of underlying perpetuating factors, treatment and instruction in self-care techniques.

  • Hands-on treatment for acute and chronic pain. Every treatment includes skill sharing in self-care techniques and focus on identification and elimination of perpetuating factors.

  • This is our most targeted treatment option, offering financial accessibility for first-time patients to receive evaluation and treatment of one problem area. Thirty minutes in length -great for returning patients who wish to gain more self-care education between full treatment visits as well.

  • This treatment is a remote option for returning patients seeking relief between in-person visits. Thirty minutes in length, it’s a great way to review affected muscle groups and brush up on self-treatment techniques. Patients must contact to book this treatment, to ensure it’s right for you.

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  • “I could hardly use my hands. I was so depressed, it was excruciating. I thought I was never going to get past it. Working with Sharon has given me almost complete relief. She helped me get better at treating myself, and I feel like I’m pretty darn good at it now.”

    —Taylor Sykes, Patient

  • "I had Sciatica for 3 years before I met Sharon. She showed me how to cure it. I had a bone spur on top of my foot, and when I mentioned it to her she showed me the muscles involved and in 3 days I was healed."

    —Carole C., Patient

  • "The leading myofascial trigger point therapist in the field.”

    —Dr. Andrew A. Fischer, MD, respected author and expert on treatment of myofascial pain, on Sharon Sauer