Self Solace Physical Therapy, Inc. Specializing in JFB Myofascial Release®

Within your SELF
is the power to find SOLACE

Self Solace Physical Therapy, Inc. is dedicated to providing the highest quality of individualized, personalized, and one-on-one patient care.

The goal of Self Solace Physical Therapy, Inc. is to find the root cause of your symptoms, treat your body in its entirety, and assist you as you crush your goals in order to fully live, and thrive, with joy.

Self Solace Physical Therapy, Inc. specializes in JFB Myofascial Release® which is considered to be "the most effective form of therapy in the history of healthcare."

It is owned and operated by its founder, Mya Swan, PT, DPT.

Do you feel like you have tried everything? Just about everyone could benefit from this specialized form of therapy. Who do you know that does not suffer from some sort of pain or dysfunction? Let us give you a few examples.

Have you tried other treatments (maybe even physical therapy) without success? Or, did you feel some success but were not able to fully achieve your goals? Maybe it was not that those treatments failed you. Maybe there were other limiting factors (i.e. the philosophy or management of the clinic did not suit your needs or you did not see your responsibilities in the process). Before you write physical therapy off as a whole, give Self Solace Physical Therapy, Inc. a try.

Do you have a complex medical condition? Do you suffer from something that is poorly understood, misdiagnosed, or just plain complicated? We enjoy the challenge.

Are you suffering from a Pelvic Health issue and you are too embarrassed to ask for help? We love working to help the unique musculoskeletal needs of both women and men throughout their lifespan. Due to the personal nature of these types of issues or the lack of knowledge about treatment options many times people suffer in silence. Despite the fact that pelvic floor issues are highly common, they are rarely discussed and undertreated. Not only is myofascial release a highly effective treatment for pelvic floor issues, often times the fascial restriction within the pelvic floor are connected to and affect issues in other areas of the body such as headaches, low back, neck, or jaw pain.

Does your partner or dentist feel you grind your teeth at night? There are many Myofascial Release techniques that treat restrictions that occur within the mouth due to things such stress (clenching/grinding), dental procedures, or trauma.

Are you stressed out? Is it getting to the point where you can't deny the link between stress and your pain or dysfunction? Do you try to let it go mentally, but feel your body just holding on? Are you ready to make a change before it leads to a major, life threatening disease?

Are you at the point where surgery has been presented as the only option? Are you not quite ready to take that big step? You may not have to.

Have you already had one or multiple surgeries or traumas? Do you know or suspect that scar tissue is affecting your progress but just don't know how to break up those adhesions? Let us try.

Are you an athlete wanting to improve your body? Are you dealing with an injury or simply have the desire to perform at a higher level? From youth sports, college athletes, to Olympians, we are here to guide you towards excellence.

Are you the parent of a child with a special need or orthopedic issue? Are you tired of waiting for a qualified pediatric therapist? Are you afraid that you are wasting precious time waiting for other systems to take care of you? Or, are you looking to enhance the therapy that your child is already receiving? Are you wanting to give your child the very best that healthcare has to offer? Are you eager to take a proactive approach to your child's healing? Let us work together.

Are you a healthcare provider that recognizes that you must be at your very best in order to fully service others? Many health care providers are in need of treatment to function at their optimum level. Physical therapy is one such treatment. Myofascial Release, in particular, has been referred to as "therapy for the therapist."