Dr. KC Coninx
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Dr. KC Coninx, DPT

ByGinger Garner

Through combining physical therapy and MTY, patients will be able to achieve a better awareness of allostasis in order to encourage a sense of equanimity.  Teaching patients that certain stressors can lead to growth, but also how to reduce negative stress that leads to physical and emotional breakdown. Through MTY, both patients and providers are less likely to reach burnout stage in work or family life, are more able to determine and set boundaries, to live in balance with their community, to stop letting fear drive their behavior, and feel more content and satisfied with their daily lives. 

Medical Therapeutic Yoga is beautiful tool to begin healing ourselves and our communities.

Through our education with MTY, we are developing a movement to encourage people to take an active role in their health care and disease prevention, while providing compassionate and thorough care for individuals dealing with dysfunction and disease.  In order to completely address an individual’s health issues, we investigate the emotional concerns, social environment, psychological well-being, energetic experiences, as well as their physical ailments.

Dr. KC Coninx, DPT

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