Amazing! Even after just a few sessions, there are definite results, results also verified by my pilates trainer. Seriously, if you are considering this - and I HIGHLY recommend that you do - go to Lisa at Healing in Motion. You wont regret it. Shes a great person too! (Also, you need to know that you dont have to have a big problem to benefit from this. Mine are all minor but fixing them will have an effect as I age; I am certain of that. My gait has become better. Thats pretty important in the long term.)

I have permanent sciatic nerve damage. It is very painful as many of you know. It causes large muscles in low to mid back spasm and lock up. Seeing Lisa at Healing In Motion has been a life saver for me. She gets my back to a tolerable level of pain. I cant express enough hough that you have to cooperate and DO YOUR EXCERSISES !!! It is critical and helps keep pain at bay for longer.Lisa is an Amazing person in general. Super caring, knows so much about the body, and is great at what she does.Highly recommended!!!!😀

Highly recommend Lisa for miofascial release. I came to her with a chronic muscular imbalance in my neck and left shoulder from getting electrocuted. I had tried many things from physical therapy and acupuncture to deep tissue massage and cranial sacral therapy. Continued seeing Lisa for 6+ months as every visit always felt like it was contributing towards slow & steady progress (and/or reversing negative trends that sometimes developed). Lisas in depth knowledge of human anatomy added a lot of value to her treatment as she often found ways to trigger, release, or re-balance obscure muscles and the relationships between them. Having experts like Lisa around is a real gift to healthcare in the Ann Arbor area. Lisa is often humble, but she really knows her stuff. If youre looking for solutions to chronic muscle issues and havent tried MFR, give Healing in Motion a try!

If your goal is to improve function and get a great outcome Lisa at Healing in Motion is your answer.

I have had back pain, sometimes immobilizing, for five years. In the beginning, I needed narcotics, anti-inflammatories, and bed rest to tolerate symptoms. Now, I undergo myofascial release by Lisa twice a month, exercise daily, and take non-narcotic medications.If you are looking for a good myofascial release therapist, try Lisa Wiley at Healing in Motion PLLC. She is the best therapist I have had.