Jason is originally from Bennington, Vermont and has lived in the Pacific Northwest for 19 years now. He grew up playing football, basketball and baseball. This love of sports led him to pursue his bachelor’s degree in sports medicine and eventually the field of physical therapy. He now has 20 plus years in the field of orthopedic physical therapy.
Jason has had extensive continuing education in both orthopedics and manual therapy. In 2016, Jason became certified by the American Physical Therapy Association as a certified orthopedic specialist. He has also focused on the powerful modality of Counterstrain since 2013 and has recently been able to participate in the mastery program of the Counterstrain Academy. He does feel that integrating his knowledge of orthopedics with manual therapy has allowed his patients to attain lifelong improvements in health.
When not in the clinic you can find Jason with his wife and five year old daughter. He does enjoy competing in distance running, mountain biking and cycling.
Education: Bachelor of Science, Sports Medicine; Norwich University; Northfield, Vermont, 2002. Masters of Physical Therapy; University of Vermont; Burlington, Vermont, 2005. Doctor of Physical Therapy; University of South Dakota; Vermillion, South Dakota. Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS), American Physical Therapy Association, 2016
I received my Bachelors of Science degree in Kinesiology from the University of Maryland at College Park and my Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of New England in Portland, ME.
I was always drawn to working with a wide range of orthopedic injuries, from athletes to patients suffering from chronic pain. I pursued different treatment paradigms, which included a wide range of manual therapy techniques that included Maitland manual therapy, trigger point dry needling, muscle energy techniques, and intrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization. I also specialized in working with overhead athletes and the running community.
I have gained valuable experience working with a wide range of clientele, from athletes suffering from orthopedic injuries to adults with chronic pain. I utilize a full-body approach to treat patients with headaches/migraines, post-COVID conditions, TMJ dysfunctions, chronic pain, strains/sprains, nerve pain, and visceral/abdominal pain.
Practicing DPT 16 years, FCS 9 years.
Jones FCS has taken my Medical Massage practice to the next level. I am able to meet the challenges of the more complex conditions and needs of my clients.
Using Jones FCS with my previous education and experience has been fulfilling and satisfying.
My clients are eager to receive the new techniques I learn after each class I complete.
I personally benefit from the many Jones FCS treatments that I have received and which I continue to receive.
I enJoy the process of assisting the body into balance and the spirit into wholeness.
Namaste
Corianne is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and Fascial Counterstrain provider. Drawn to the gentle, integrated nature and power of the technique in her own journey to healing, she knew that Counterstrain was something she needed to share with others.
Corianne would love to work with you using this evidence-based technique not only to overcome acute or chronic pain and discomfort, but also to promote ongoing wellness and longevity.
You can work with Corianne at: Connective Care, LLC in Hubertus, WI OR Total Health Clinic in Menomonee Falls, WI
