General Practitioners

• Headaches
• Arthritis
  I have been dealing with the auto-immune disease of Psoriatic Arthritis and its physical effects for over 30 years. Since receiving Lymphatic treatments I have seen remarkable and documentable positive changes. I have improved range of motion in all my joints, including my bilateral knee and hip replacements over the years. I have had marked reduction in the psoriatic skin patches as well. I have seen at least an 80% improvement in my overall health. This can be directly attributed to the work that Linda has done with me.
• Fibromyalgia

Neurologists

• Multiple Sclerosis

Psychiatrists

• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
• Anxiety

Radiologist

• Chemotherapy
  Lymphedema is caused when the ability of the lymphatic system, which transports lymph fluid, is compromised.  This is usually due to damage from trauma or surgery. The protein-rich lymph fluid accumulates in the tissue space interfering with normal cell function, causing enlargement in a limb or abdominal area. As Lymphedema progresses, swelling in a limb may slowly occur in the armpit, shoulder, groin, or leg. The swelling may occur one day and not the next. This early stage of Lymphedema is often not diagnosed by a Physician.  Lymphedema can develop anywhere-chest, back, face. Lymphedema can occur in any area that has had radiation therapy, chemotherapy, accidental trauma, chronic venous insufficiency, or if lymph nodes have been surgically removed. As the condition progresses, there may be a feeling of discomfort or pain, a feeling of heaviness. The skin may develop redness, feel tight or warmer. Once the Lymph system is damaged, Lymphedema can occur at any time. The onset may be rapid or appear years after the event. Symptoms may last for life. There is no way to predict who will get Lymphedema. Treatment should begin as soon as possible. The length of treatment depends on the severity, duration of the swelling and how well the patient responds to therapy.
• Radiation Therapy

Surgeons

• Sciatica

Plastic Surgeons

• Breast Reduction
  I discovered Linda several years after my breast reduction surgery. She explained the lymphatic system, her technique & answered all my questions and concerns. There had been numbness, swelling, thickness and discomfort along my scars for years. The gentle therapy she used took away my discomfort! The areas of scaring I was concerned about are almost nonexistent and my range of motion in my shoulders has improved. I would recommend her therapy to anyone planning on having surgery.
• Breast Reconstruction
  After receiving my diagnosis of breast cancer, I decided to take an active role in my own care. I discovered Linda and her approach to Lymphedema management. She has worked with me through my entire cancer journey; from prior to my first surgery through breast reconstruction. Not only has her care effectively managed any signs of Lymphedema, but her compassion and genuine interest in my full recovery has been invaluable. Linda provided me with self-care techniques that I used during my recovery and will continue to use throughout my life. My work with Linda has been empowering, a key part of my recovery and my return to normal life.

Dermatologists

• Skin Care
  This article is from the Spring/Summer 2009 issue of Body Sense magazine. Provided courtesy of Associated Skin Care Professionals

Physical Therapists

• Sports Medicine
• Physical Therapy
  The ProActive Health Network (PHN) is a network of independent health professionals and businesses throughout the community who align with the ProActive Physical Therapy mission to guide you towards better health.
• Back Pain