Harmonizing Mind, Body and Spirit, Cultivating Wellness, Fueling Your Potential

You can expect a one-on-one, 60 minute visit where your clinician will listen to your medical history and goals. This is followed by a movement assessment and evaluation of your pain. You will be taken through ranges of motion and strength testing, sport specific movements such as squats, overhead pressing or running. We end the session by creating a customized program based on your goals, symptoms, and address the underlying cause(s) of pain.

 5755 Talltimber St SE Grand Rapids, MI 49546 

Park along the line of trees fenced in, walk through the gate and to the sliding door. 

Comfortable workout clothes (shorts if your knee is painful).

A filled water bottle.

A tank/shirt that allows us to see your shoulder blades (men may remove their shirts and women may wear a sports bra if they are comfortable).

• Athletic Trainers must graduate from an accredited university or college program (now a required Masters degree), pass a national board examination, and earn 50 continuing education units every 2 years to maintain their certification.  Most states, including Ohio, also require additional licensing.  

• Athletic Trainers provide: 

1. Injury prevention

2. Wellness promotion and education

3. Emergent injury care

4. Examination and clinical diagnosis

5. Therapeutic intervention and rehabilitation of injuries

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If you are experiencing an injury or pain, you can schedule right away. We do a FREE 15 minute phone consultation to make sure we can help you and that we are what you are looking for! 

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If you have any questions that weren’t answered, contact us at (616) 901-9245 or thewellness_effect@outlook.com