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Body Mechanix Holistic Physical Therapy
530 Northwest 23rd Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97210
About the Body Mechanix Holistic Physical Therapy
Body Mechanix Holistic Physical Therapy is a premier health institution located in the heart of Portland, Oregon. Our team of experienced physical therapists specializes in providing holistic and personalized care to help you achieve optimal health and wellness. Whether you are recovering from an injury, managing a chronic condition, or simply looking to improve your overall physical well-being, our therapists are dedicated to helping you reach your goals. At Body Mechanix, we believe in treating the whole person, not just the symptoms, and we utilize a variety of techniques to promote healing and restore balance to the body. Visit us at 530 Northwest 23rd Avenue to experience the transformative power of holistic physical therapy.
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530 NW 23rd Ave #116, Portland, OR 97210, United States
Opening hours of Body Mechanix Holistic Physical Therapy
Monday:
Closed
Tuesday:
09:00 - 18:00
Wednesday:
14:00 - 19:00
Thursday:
09:00 - 18:00
Friday:
15:00 - 18:00
Saturday:
09:00 - 18:00
Sunday:
Closed
Reviews of Body Mechanix Holistic Physical Therapy
"My dearest community, If you have ever struggled with being validated by standard medicine, your community, or yourself, please do your mind, body, and soul the honor of scheduling an appointment with Nicki McDaniel. Please do your mind, body, and soul the honor of relinquishing any preconceived or learned notions that having a physical therapist should solely be a curative option, and not also a preventative one. While in session with Nicki, she begins her practice by facilitating a mind-connection through thoughtful and intellectual dialogue, and follows this by channeling a body-connection through energy and Reiki healing. This, in summation, is what Nicki does in her practice; yet the true healing process that results from her sessions is a masterpiece beyond the grasp of my personal lexicon. In my attempts to encapsulate the profound influence that Nicki McDaniel has had on my life, I sought out the aid of my “aspirational library.” In the Awakening, Kate Chopin boldly wrote of a woman who had “perceived that her will had blazed up, stubborn and resistant. She could not... have done other than denied and resisted... She could not realize why or how she should have yielded.” At the age of nineteen, I was fortunate enough to learn of the power within the things we feel resistant toward. Through a series of seminars, I learned that in the moments where we feel resistance, there is a signal that relays a message—resistance precedes an opportunity to grow. Opening and responding to this message is always a choice, one that is often made when certain aspects of the nervous system are aligned. While functioning in the sympathetic nervous system, it is natural to respond to a message through a modality of fight-or-flight. While functioning in the parasympathetic nervous system, it is natural to respond to a message through a modality of being quiet, of being still, of being within one’s self, opposed to being outside of one’s self and looking within. This state of being exists when one is able to adjust and remove interference from the nervous system through healing methods, i.e., physical therapy and reiki. This knowledge aided in rekindling my fiery and stubborn demeanor, while also helping to nurture my longing for solutions to the chronic conditions I was experiencing at such a young age. Eckhart Tolle, in the Power of Now, aptly states how “it seems that most people need to experience a great deal of suffering before they will relinquish resistance.” I can attest to two things: I have experienced a great deal of suffering, and it was when I relinquished my resistance toward naturopathic healing, I was finally able to find Nicki, allowing myself to begin my true healing journey. “Stressful thoughts reflect a conflict with reality. Stress happens when the mind resists what is.” Within the Way of the Peaceful Warrior, Dan Millman provides a reminder that our mind and our body are constantly sending us signals—of joy, of fear, of hope—and we are only able to truly adapt to reality when we have an awareness of these signals. The disciplined mental and physical practices that Nicki taught me helped guide me in connecting my mind with my body so that I may listen and respond to sensations I experience. The initial moments of our first ninety-minute session together cultivated a feeling of resistance more powerful than I had felt before. Fortunately, for me, this sensation was welcomed and encouraged by my prior teachings. Following our first session, I left with a list of books to add to my library, and a desire to immediately take off on my adventure. I crossed back over the threshold into the world feeling more lovable, capable, magnificent, and whole than I had ever felt before. I now existed in the world knowing that the universe had gifted me the perfect partner to walk next to on my journey. I now existed in the world having the faith that I could live my life as a powerful and resounding woman, alive, healthy, and owning my profound integrity. With sincere gratitude, Jillian Lorraine Emken"
"I have been going to Nicki since this past May, 2023…after having tried many other holistic health practitioners for results of a very old leg/knee injuries with little results. I am so happy to have discovered Nicki and my results are fantastic. No surgery necessary… She is intuitive, sweet natured and results driven. You will see next level healing. Very highly recommend her!"
"The best in physical therapy! I used to deliver her mail (USPS), and so after one bad physical therapy experience, I tried Nicki because of proximity and having heard good things over the years. I saw her for my "separated shoulder" and literally felt MUCH better the next day after days of pain and aching. Obviously I was not fixed in a day, but to see noticeable results overnight was enough for me. The progress I saw with weekly appts and sticking to my recommended stretches (no matter how much I didn't want to) resulted in my shoulder feeling as good as new. I've since gone to her for back issues, and same results, WAY BETTER recovery after an appt than days prior without any help. If you're reading this review this long, you're in need and obviously need to contact her ASAP! If you live in NW it's beyond convenient. As much as I hope I don't have to see her again, she will be the first I call if I do (knocking on wood I don't)"
"If you are perusing the reviews, debating on booking an appointment, please just do it. You will have a hard time finding anyone who compares. I've gone to Nicki for multiple things over the past year, mainly hip and leg issues. Every time I bring a concern/ issue to her, she not only has a solution but takes the time to explain the cause. The first time I went to her, I was rather unsure and slightly stubborn, but Nicki was patient with me. A couple of months later it would be that reason, I would come back with other concerns. Not only have my results been magnificent, but I truly believe in her approach to healing. Thanks to her, my body is more flexible, can move in ways that I haven't been able to since I was a young kid, and overall feels amazing. In working with Nicki, I realized that she genuinely cares, never judges, and only wants what is best for you."
"Nicki is an actual miracle worker! I would give her all the stars if I could! Everyone I've referred to her absolutely agrees. She's so gentle and yet does wonders to help any aliments you may have. I saw an orthopedic surgeon who was just about ready to do surgery on my long busted knee. It got 90% better after only 3 sessions with Nicki. Also, she's one of the truly kindest people I've ever met! Book an appointment with her immediately! You will not be sorry, trust me!"
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