Sports acupuncture integrates Traditional Chinese Medicine with a modern sports medicine approach to treat orthopedic and sports injury, reduce pain, improve recovery and enhance athletic performance. Treatment techniques include acupuncture, electroacupuncture, dry needling (motor point and trigger point), needling of anatomically significant tissues, cupping, auricular acupuncture, gua sha, dietary and herbal therapies, and corrective exercise recommendations.

Sports acupuncture has been shown to:
• Increase circulation to improve recovery and help tissue repair
• Release trigger points and fascial adhesions that limit movement and cause pain
• Correct postural and muscle imbalances
• Restore normal range of motion and motor function within the myofascial complex
• Improve blood flow and innervation to muscles, tendons and ligaments
• Improve proprioception, neuromotor activation, and potential force output
• Balance and relax an overtrained nervous system

This treatment is best suited for athletes (current or former), those suffering from acute or chronic injury, or those preparing for competition or seeking recovery post-competition.

​​Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a medical system that is over 2,000 years old, indigenous to East Asia. A primary modality of TCM is acupuncture, hair-thin needles used to direct blood flow and restore balance within the body. Acupuncture is known to help reduce inflammation, alleviate pain, regulate hormones, process emotions and balance the nervous system, and support our innate healing abilities. Complementary modalities of TCM may be offered such as gua sha, fire cupping, tui na, moxibustion, and dietary and herbal medicine prescriptions. Each patient’s treatment is tailored to their individual needs. The clinician will work alongside the patient to create a treatment plan that aims to both resolve symptoms and improve the patient's overall condition.

Acupuncture can assist those looking to address:
• Emotional health, stress, anxiety, and/or depression
• Cycle support and menstrual health, irregular cycles, dysmenorrhea, painful periods, PMS, and/or assistance coming off of birth control
• Hormonal imbalances and fertility assistance (IVF, IUI, FET, timed conception, egg freezing cycles)
• GI and digestive health, IBS, pain, bloating, diarrhea, constipation, and/or acid reflux
• Headaches, migraines, tinnitus, and/or TMJ
• Sleep issues, insomnia, and/or fatigue
• General health + wellbeing and more…

After an initial assessment of the client's needs, we will use a variety of massage therapy styles that have been integrated for over 25 years of clinical treatment. This could include myofascial releases, Neuromuscular Therapy, Orthopedic Massage, Sports Massage, Swedish Massage, stretching, and even stress reduction techniques. A session may include all of these or just one of these. In addition, we can utilize an active-passive technique called Rossiter Therapy, which is related to Rolfing and Structural Therapy. This technique will include the client lying, clothed, on the ground and going through a series of orchestrated movements while being stepped on. This creates a profound release of the tissue as well as activation of dormant muscle fibers. The outcomes include more mobility and movement of the joints, muscles, and improved overall health of your body.

Breathwork is a powerful, therapeutic technique for releasing physical and emotional holding patterns in the body. We will utilize Conscious Connected Breathing, which is a transformational style of breathwork that involves breathing for 30-60 minutes. The results range from a profound state of peace and stillness, to a feeling of liberation and freedom. We will assess what your goals and needs are, then guide you through a supported breathing session. You will be offered homework and exercises for ongoing support. We suggest you commit to a minimum of 3 sessions for therapeutic benefit.

These sessions are a collection of skills honed over 25 years time, through training in the sports performance and holistic healing industries. Pierre has certifications in Extreme Focus Coaching, Unbeatable Mind Coaching, Hale Breathwork Coaching, Cain Mental Performance, Hypnotherapy, Meditation Certifications, and HeartMath Resilience Training. Additionally he is a partner in HAP, Human Accelerated Performance, which is an organization that works to optimize your ability to manage your relationships in your life.

After assessing the needs, desires, and goals of our client, we will begin to implement skills, strategies, and systems to develop your optimal version of yourself and your life. The fundamental goal of these sessions is to ground you in your personal strength and abilities to achieve the goals and dreams that you desire. For further information reach out to Pierre at Ethos or schedule a session.

One-on-one sessions that address pain and physical limitations caused by injury or surgical intervention to the musculoskeletal system. Our goals are to (1) reduce your pain by finding and addressing the root cause, (2) restore your functional movement, and (3) empower you through patient education to promote recovery and minimize risk of future injury. This can also include emphasis on improving your athletic performance for sports or performing arts.

Physical Therapy visits will require an initial evaluation, where you’ll be asked questions regarding your concerns and guided through a thorough physical examination with Dr. Jayah. She will then create (1) a personalized treatment plan to optimize your health and (2) concrete goals to track the progression of your care. Follow-up visits will include a combination of treatments from therapeutic exercise prescription, patient education, manual therapy, cupping, and implementation of self-management strategies to promote long-term success.

What we treat:
• Mobility, strength, coordination, balance, and endurance deficits
• Acute and chronic pain
• Muscle strains and sprains
• Pre and post surgical conditions
• Sports and performance injuries
• Repetitive stress injuries
• Overuse injuries
• Posture and ergonomics
• Arthritic pain
• Fractures

Back and Neck
— Disc bulge/herniation
— Radiculopathy
— Sciatic pain
— Back strain
— Ribcage pain
— Spondylosis, Spondylisthesis
— Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
Shoulder
— Rotator Cuff Strain/Tear
— Adhesive Capsulitis (Frozen Shoulder)
— SLAP tear
— AC joint sprain
— Biceps tendinopathy
Hip and Knee
— Femoral Acetabular Impingement Syndrome
— Patellofemoral Pain
— ACL/PCL/MCL/LCL sprain
— Meniscus tear
— Hamstring/Quadriceps strain
— Greater Trochanteric Bursitis
— Piriformis Syndrome
— IT Band Syndrome
Ankle and Foot
— Plantar Fasciitis
— Ankle sprain
— Achilles Tendinopathy/Rupture
— Posterior Tibialis Tendinopathy
— Shin splits
Elbow and Wrist
— Lateral Epicondylitis (tennis elbow)
— Medial Epicondylitis (golfer’s elbow)
— Bicep/Tricep Tendinopathy

One-on-one sessions that address conditions related to pelvic pain, sexual dysfunction, bowel and bladder symptoms, and pregnancy and postpartum care. Sessions are meant to support and restore your pelvic health + function using a whole-body approach and patient education.

Physical Therapy visits will require an initial evaluation, where you’ll be asked questions regarding your concerns and guided through a thorough physical examination with Dr. Jayah. She will then create (1) a personalized treatment plan to optimize your health and (2) concrete goals to track the progression of your care. Follow-up visits will include a combination of treatments from therapeutic exercise prescription, patient education, manual therapy, cupping, and implementation of self-management strategies to promote long-term success.

What we treat:
• Pelvic floor dysfunction
• Pelvic pain
• Painful intercourse
• Urinary symptoms (incontinence, urgency, incomplete emptying)
• Pelvic organ prolapse
• Vulvodynia
Pregnancy
• Pains (pelvic girdle, back, hip, rib, neck, shoulder)
• Safe strengthening and body mechanics
• Birth prep
• Breath work
Postpartum
• Safe body mechanics
• Safe progressive core strengthening, return to activity
• Scar tissue management (perineal and cesarean)
• Pelvic floor strengthening and coordination
• Diastasis Recti