Integration is considered a holistic, whole body therapy.  It is not designed to treat specific symptoms; however, once the body has more length and inherent integrity, painful symptoms often resolve.

Some common complaints that bring people to seek Structural Integration include:

• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Whiplash injuries
• Back pain
• Temporal Mandibular (TMJ) problems
• Plantar Fasciitis
• Frozen Shoulder syndrome
• Tennis Elbow
• Foot problems, pronation, supination and flat feet
• Scoliosis
• Spinal Lordosis or Kyphosis
• Dowagers humps
• Neck, Shoulder and Back hyper-tension
• Headaches
• Knee pain
• Hip pain

Other reported benefits include:

• Improved balance
• Better posture
• Deeper, easier breathing
• Greater range of motion in joints
• Improved soft tissue flexibility
• More mental energy
• Decreased physical pain
• Easier recovery from exertion
• Fluid and easier movements
• Enhanced athletic performance
• Calmness of mind, a sense of well-being
• Improved body awareness