Fix Your Fascia
Initial Corrective Treatment with Dedric Carroll, LMT · Founder & Clinical Director
Initial Corrective Treatment is where new clients begin, establishing the groundwork for addressing structural contributors to your symptoms. Suited for complex, chronic, or overlapping concerns that have impacted your quality of life. Guided by assessment and grounded in mechanotransduction.
Your first treatment, not a one-and-done
This is the best starting point for new clients and the first of the treatments that follow. All treatments are individualized. They progress based on your progress, and we always adapt to meet your needs.
After your first treatment, we'll discuss future treatments, how often you should come, and a reasonable time frame for meeting your goals. A treatment series is available.
Session lengths: 60 min $199 · 75 min $250 · 90 min $299 · 120 min $380
One method, one team
Every Empirical Knead therapist practices within the Empirical Knead Functional Model™, the assessment-guided approach Dedric developed over nearly two decades of clinical work and research. If you would like to begin your care with another member of our team, you will be in thoughtful, capable hands.
Alicia C. · Clinical: Neuromuscular Therapy & Myofascial Release · sessions from $160
Tony L. · Elite: Functional Myofascial Therapy · sessions from $171
OUR TREATMENTS
Fix Your Fascia: Initial Corrective Treatment
Available Add-Ons
Enhancements: Enhancements are integrated within your scheduled session time. They complement the primary treatment focus without extending the overall appointment length.
Extensions (+15 Minutes): Extensions add 15 additional minutes of focused work, allowing for deeper experience.
Scope of Practice
Empirical Knead provides therapeutic massage and structural bodywork within the professional scope of licensed massage therapy.
Services are intended to support musculoskeletal function, neuromuscular balance, and structural alignment. We do not diagnose medical conditions, prescribe treatment, or serve as a substitute for medical care.
Clients experiencing acute injury, progressive neurological symptoms, or other medical concerns are encouraged to consult an appropriate licensed healthcare provider.
Any discussion of structural patterns or dysfunction reflects clinical observation within the scope of manual therapy and should not be interpreted as a medical diagnosis.