From Hillcrest, head north on Park Boulevard and you’re in University Heights within minutes. Many clients come from the Hillcrest medical and office corridor for desk-related neck, shoulder and wrist strain.
Getting here from Hillcrest
Just get on Washington Street heading east, go past Normal Street, then you’ll hit Park Blvd. and turn left. From Park Blvd. go north 2.5 blocks and my office is a 3 story brown building on the left, a few buildings down from the Pop Pie Shop and Stella Jeans Ice Cream. If you get to the University Heights sign, you have gone too far. There is unmetered 2 hour parking right in front of the building.
Why Hillcrest clients book
Hillcrest is a forward thinking community that embodies the principles of inclusion and acceptance. Full of working professionals and some pretty serious gym rats, there is a lot to be gained through myofascial release and the Rolf Method. For weight lifters, they often have bound up myofascia from scar tissue that results from lifting too hard or not allowing their muscles to fully heal before going back to the gym. For office workers, long days at the computer can wreck havoc on their posture and wrists, neck or back.
This was the first place I moved after high school, following a friend group that I wanted to be near. I also had my second office here for about 4 years early in my career. I made friends there that are likely to last a lifetime. I’m glad to have stayed in the general vicinity my whole career, I’m just a few minutes away. Come say hello!