Assesment

Matrix Repatterning is a revolutionary approach to understanding and treating the body at a molecular level. It effectively addresses various conditions like pain (back, neck, shoulder, etc.), headaches, concussions, and more by restoring optimal function within the body's Tensegrity Matrix. Who Can Benefit? People of all backgrounds, including athletes, accident victims, and individuals of all ages, have experienced positive outcomes with Matrix Repatterning. Conditions it can help with include headaches, joint pain, digestive complaints, and even conditions like fibromyalgia. Treatment Details: - The average number of treatments is usually between 6 and 12. - Treatments are gentle and non-invasive, supporting the body's normalization of function. - Temporary effects like fatigue or mild nausea may occur as the body adapts to treatment-induced changes. History and Research: - Developed in the early 1990s by Dr. George Roth. - Clinical research and case studies have verified its effectiveness and have been presented to medical institutions and symposia. Cost: - The overall treatment program involves an initial assessment and necessary sessions (usually 6-10). - Costs typically range from $160 to $325 per session, with some coverage available through extended health care plans. Practitioner Qualifications: - Certified Matrix Repatterning Practitioners (CMRP) undergo a rigorous 200-hour training program, including exams, case reports, and ongoing education. - CMRPs are listed on the Matrix Institute's website. Coverage: - Matrix Repatterning is not covered by OHIP. - However, practitioners often hold licenses in registered massage therapy, chiropractic care, naturopathic medicine, and physiotherapy, making it eligible for coverage through many extended health care plans.