
Put Your Best Foot Forward: Natural Strategies To Keep Your Feet And Ankles Strong, Stable, Capable as you age
Individuals navigating foot discomfort that has lasted for several weeks.
Those interested in exploring movement-based strategies to support physical function.
People open to alternatives to traditional methods like extended rest or frequent medication use.
Individuals who notice stiffness or limitations during daily movement or activity.
Those curious to learn new strategies that may support greater mobility.
People considering options that do not involve surgical or invasive procedures.
Individuals mindful of changes in mobility and interested in maintaining an active lifestyle.
Those looking to take proactive steps toward improving physical comfort.
Anyone interested in understanding movement-based support options.
Hear about non invasive options that support healing without injections or surgeries
Explore why myofascial release and specialized hands on therapy important link to recovery
Gain insight into the contributing factors behind ongoing foot discomfort.
Explore why passive strategies may not support long-term improvement.
Learn basic movement techniques designed to support joint function and ease tension.
Hear about non-invasive options that can support activity without clinical procedures.
Leave with helpful information and next steps to support your movement and quality of life.

I’ve spent years helping people in the virtual area return to an active lifestyle and enjoying life with family and friends.
I’ve helped over 1000 residents of virtual already – I’ve probably helped someone you know. As a doctor of physical therapy, I specialize in Foot and discomfort, as well as headaches.
I’ve even been featured in Health Expert News — a reflection of the work I’ve done to stay at the top of my field.
While every person’s journey is different, my focus is always the same: to help you move better, feel more confident, and get back to the activities that matter most.
Insights into causes of foot and ankle discomfort.
Why rest, medications and surgery alone may not offer comprehensive support or solutions.
Simple movements and exercises that can be safely introduced to provide comfort.
What to do and what NOT to do to improve symptoms and reduce discomfort.
Why foot and ankle discomfort may persist over time—and what you can learn to support long-term improvement.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Is the workshop anonymous?
Yes, the workshop is virtual and fully anonymous!
When and where is the workshop, and how long will it last?
Join us on Wednesday December 3rd at 5:30PM-7PM. Our Virtual session runs approximately 90 minutes and includes guidance, insights, and practical pointers relevant to your circumstances.
Why should I attend?
This gathering is not just another lecture—it’s a moment to learn proactive steps that can help you move forward. Investing a couple of hours here may shift how you approach your foot pain management. It’s more than information; it’s an opportunity to gain clarity and explore fresh ideas.
Insights into what may be contributing to ongoing foot discomfort — and supportive steps to manage it.
A better understanding of what can delay improvement, and ways to approach progress more confidently.
Education on myofascial release strategies that may support the foot and ankle without relying on common approaches like extended rest or medications.
Guidance on how myofascial release techniques can help areas improve.
Practical, everyday tips that can support your activity levels and overall comfort.
An overview of how movement-based care may support your overall mobility goals.
Alternative strategies that may complement traditional approaches—designed to help you stay active.
Encouragement and clarity on how to move forward in managing your mobility and activity with greater confidence.
NOTE:
The leading private physical therapy clinic in the 524 Milwaukee Street, Suite 308 Delafield, WI 53018 which helps people to become more active and mobile, live free from painkillers, and keep out of the doctor's office.

