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Your body was designed to move.
When movement becomes restricted, it can affect how you feel, function, and adapt to everyday life. Myopractic care takes a whole-body approach to restoring healthy movement, helping you move better, feel better, and keep doing the things you love.


Most of us carry tension we don't even notice until it's been there for years. This free guide walks you step by step through a gentle home process that works with your body's natural tension release process, plus the safety tips I give my own clients. Fill out the form below and I'll send it right over.
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Your body doesn’t move as a collection of separate parts. Everything is connected, which is why Myopractic care looks beyond where you feel the problem and considers how your body is moving as a whole.

Let’s break this down:
But first understand that your pelvis isn’t the same thing as your hip.
- The pelvis is the actual bony structure made up of the sacrum and the two ilium bones (what you feel when you put your hands on your waist).
- The hip is a joint—specifically, the ball-and-socket joint where the top of your thigh bone (femur) fits into the socket of your pelvis.
So when I talk about pelvic mobility, I’m not just talking about your hip joint.
I’m talking about how the entire pelvic structure moves, especially at the SI joints, where your sacrum (the upside down triangle at the bottom of the spine) connects to each side of your pelvis.
In my practice as a Myopractor, I’ve seen this scenario over and over again. Someone comes in with shoulder pain, neck tension, or even foot discomfort…
And often the real issue?
A restriction in one or both of their SI joints.

As Myopractors, we're excellent at helping people move and feel better. But even though we're great at what we do, we're still only one piece of the puzzle. A very effective one, but just one piece.
What you do outside of your sessions matters even more. The more you understand your body and take an active role in your own health, the more you can support and accelerate the progress we make together. Our goal isn't to make you dependent on frequent care—it's to help you get back to moving and feeling your best, so your body doesn't keep you from doing the things you love.That's the idea behind the Life Is Motion Newsletter. Each article shares practical ideas to help you better understand your body, move better, build simple habits, and become the healthiest version of yourself.
Often people notice a real difference after just one session, but lasting results typically take some consistency up front. By the end of your third session, you'll likely have a much clearer picture of how your body is responding, and we'll be able to give you better guidance on what you may—or may not—need beyond that point.
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Many people come in for back pain, headaches, sciatica, neck and shoulder pain, knee pain, posture, or pain during pregnancy. Others simply want to move better and feel better. Myopractic can help many people with these concerns, though results vary from person to person.
You can schedule online using the Ready to Schedule section of this page, or text or call 480-712-2555. No referral is required, so you can schedule directly.
Either one works. Our Mesa office is open Monday through Saturday, and our Queen Creek office is open Tuesday and Thursday. Choose the location and time that fit your schedule best. You can find each office's address and hours on its location page.
Massage mainly relaxes muscles where you feel tension. Myopractic looks at how your whole body is moving, starting with the hips and pelvis, and works on the areas of restriction that may be behind your discomfort, even when they're somewhere other than where it hurts.

Natural Motion Myopractics
Mesa: 4447 E. Broadway Rd. Ste. 108, Mesa, AZ 85206
Queen Creek: 22707 S. Ellsworth Rd. H-104, Queen Creek, AZ 85142
Phone: 480-712-2555