Vickie M. Fairchild, PT, CMA, LMA, Certified Yoga Teacher and Health Coach, has studied the physical body and movement for more than 30 years - through traditional physical therapy training, along with other modalities such as dance, yoga, craniosacral therapy, myofascial release, BodyMind Centering and Laban Movement Analysis.
This approach incorporates a variety of healing modalities that are designed to treat not just the physical body, but to address the root cause of the imbalance. Her clients range from newborn babies, dancers, yogis, athletes to the elderly.
This approach incorporates a variety of healing modalities that are designed to treat not just the physical body, but to address the root cause of the imbalance. Her clients range from newborn babies, dancers, yogis, athletes to the elderly.
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It is a miracle expression of your birth experience, developmental sequencing, your thoughts, and your enlivened beliefs and life experiences. Sometimes those patterns create imbalance or misalignment, which can cause injury, stress, disease and pain. Light Touch Physical Therapy works with people to realign the body back to its original state by tapping into their own body's intelligence.
At Light Touch Physical Therapy, Vickie offers her patients comprehensive care for a wide range of diagnoses, injuries and conditions. The physical therapy services are designed to quickly reduce your pain and restore your normal function. Manual therapy involves specialized hands-on techniques that target areas of your body that are limited in motion and works to improve your movement and reduce your pain.
Experience: Over 30 years of extensive training and treatment of a wide variety of different diagnoses and ages from newborn to seniors. Individually Created Treatment: Based on your goals and issues identified at the time of your thorough evaluation. Team Approach: We will work with other members of your healthcare and healing team to maximize your response, your results and to fully support you in the process.
Millions of Americans are adversely impacted by back and neck pain each year. Studies show that, at one point or another, approximately 80% of the U.S. population will be affected by back pain. Back aches and back pain may occur for a variety of reasons. Most people experience back pain as a result of sprains/strains, injuries, lifting improperly, or sitting for prolonged periods.
When you walk, run and move, your hip and knee work together to allow you to move fluidly and accurately. When one of these joints and the associated muscle groups that make them move are not working properly, pain can occur in different parts of the leg. Hip pain can leave you with very limited movement and make walking painful.
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Anthony Castelli
Sep 16, 2017
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Vickie Fairchild owner of Light Touch Physical Therapy knows how to evaluate and treat severe back pain. That's why I went there . I found her to be friendly, professional and knowledgeable. She took time to teach me one simple trick to start off my day to ease and improve my pain at the very first office visit. I've been to many physical therapists trying to find help. I found her to be the best
