Michelle M.
12/9/2021
I give this 5 star review wholeheartedly for a number of reasons: - the training (evaluation and instruction) - the relationship (coaching conversations) - customer centric (while they MUST charge...
Align Pain & Performance
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1615 Placer St
Redding, CA 96001
Align Pain Management, located in Redding, CA, offers a unique approach to chronic pain management through their proven method called The Align Method. Founded by Matthew Lister, who personally experienced severe chronic back pain, Align Pain Management focuses on identifying and addressing the root causes of pain rather than simply treating symptoms, providing clients with a logical, step-by-step process to alleviate their pain.
With a foundation built on the PainSmart Principles, Align Pain Management aims to empower individuals by educating them about joint dysfunction, chronic pain, and the importance of muscle and joint mobility, stability, and strength. By offering in-person and online coaching, Align Pain Management helps clients regain control over their pain journey and live a pain-free life.
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4.015 reviewsLauren C.
11/4/2023
I love love love this gym!! I wanted to start going to help with my posture after working at a desk all day. I was someone who wasn't a stranger to gym environments but never felt totally sure...
Jess L.
10/21/2023
Align has the potential to give decent training depending on which trainer you get but their lack of consideration for their employees leads to high turnover. I personally know multiple previous...
Xeni I.
2/28/2021
Ive tried quite a few therapists and trainers in Florida and Oregon but of all places I found the best one in remote Redding, California. On day one at Align studios with Matthew I felt the...
Jessie O.
11/5/2023
Where can I even begin? I have been absolutely blown away by Align Pain Management and by the way Matthew and Jaylee run this gym. This has been an incredible and truly a life-changing experience...
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