My first ever physical therapy to treat soreness in hips and pelvic area. Closest thing to magic I’ve ever experienced. Amy used techniques to identify the sources of pain problem areas and gently worked them out. Much more comfortable than I had expected. Problems haven’t returned since last visit a few months ago, but I sure know where to go if they do.
After experiencing the impact of Fascial Counterstrain firsthand, Corianne Strupp went on to earn a Doctorate in Physical Therapy (DPT) from Carroll University in Waukesha, WI. Following her final clinical rotation at ARC Physical Therapy, Corianne has sought mentorship opportunities which would expand her Fascial Counterstrain knowledge alongside a steady pace of continuing education courses. She now treats acute, chronic and complex patient cases utilizing the Fascial Counterstrain methodology
Corianne often brings Counterstrain into her free time with continuing education courses, health fairs, presenting seminars and “talking shop” with her sister (also a DPT), brother (student physical therapist) siblings, and mom (who is also a Physical therapist and Counterstrain provider in WI.)
Outside of the world of Counterstrain, Corianne can often be found with a hot tea and a journal in hand, on a video call with her family, or planning for her upcoming wedding with her fiancé, Zach.