Dimensions In Health

read moreAs a Nationally Certified Massage Therapist and holistic health care professional, I work with clients experiencing acute and chronic pain, and those with muscular and skeletal dysfunction and imbalances which often develop through repetitive and habitual movements, post surgical scar tissue, accidents and injury. My clients include sports professionals, weekend warriors, dance sport pros, golfers and cyclists. Treatment of the lower back, extremities and the neck are my specialty. I'm a graduate of the National Holistic Institute and the Myopathy Institute, was a participating massage therapist for the 1984 Olympic Games, and I've served the local community in active private practice for 28 years.

read moreAs a graduate of Palmer Chiropractic College-West, Dr. Portillo has been in practice since 1986. The human body's innate power and ability to initiate the healing process has always been easy for him to acknowledge, and he honors the opportunity to awaken that knowledge in his clients through his work with them. In addition to his chiropractic training, Dr. Portillo has been involved with the Loomis Institute of Enzyme Nutrition since 1999, and promotes their protocol, emphasizing the importance of enzymes (to aid digestion) and good nutrition for each particular body type.

read moreThe benefits of massage are unique to the individual. Some clients will find their experience rejuvenating and invigorating, while others find it peaceful, relaxing, and stress-relieving. Massage has the potential to restore the individual physically and mentally. Although a single massage is enjoyable, the effects of massage are cumulative. A series of massage therapy sessions will bring increased relief and stress-relieving benefits. Advanced massage therapy techniques are designed to relieve chronic or acute pain.

read moreDuring his 23 years in practice, Dr. Jonathan Studer has continually expanded his knowledge and the focus of his practice to provide more and better tools for treating his patients, with a particular emphasis on nutrition education. Dr. Studer, a graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic West, values the fact that he has been able to learn from both his patients and other Doctors on a continual basis, and is constantly striving to improve the services provided by Studer Chiropractic. Studer Chiropractic's philosophy is that health is not just the absence of disease, but a balance of chemistry, structure, and energetics, as described in the classical Applied Kinesiology triangle of health.