In 2012, when Jenn still practised out of the Wolseley Wellness Centre near my home, I was
recovering from the nasty effects of a head on car collision, in which my both legs were damaged. I
went to see Jenn, from whom I had received stress relief massages in the past. Her gentle
and intuitive massage technique did a lot to relieve the pain related to a large embolism in my
right knee.
A year after this accident, in which 3 bones were broken in my left ankle, and during which
Jenn's treatment was part of my active path toward recovery, I felt totally recovered and
healed. And Jenn shifted to a mainly Beausejour based practice so I tried to stay fit with
swimming and other moderate exercise.
This summer and fall my left leg became increasingly unhappy, until I could hardly walk down
stairs at all, and walked little, with walking poles and a definite limp. I made appointments with
a chiropractor, a Winnipeg based massage therapist, and general practitioner (MD) who sent
me for ex-rays and to a sports therapist. The diagnosis that emerged was that I might have a
tear in the meniscus under my left knee. But there was only limited improvement until I came
under Jenn's care again.
Jenn listened carefully to my history and my body and soon came to the conclusion that my
saphenous nerve must be unhappy. It had probably been somehow reminded of the trauma
of the accident and now needed the opportunity to process that trauma and relearn healthier
patterns of flow within my body. She effectively used mainly Dermo Neural Modulation
techniques, to which my leg responded with strong twitches and improved function.
Since we were soon to leave the continent for some months, she tutored my husband in the
method and provided us both with resources to learn more about this technique and the
science of pain. Thanks to her mentoring he rose to the challenge remarkably well.
Within 6 weeks of Jenn's treatments I can once more walk up to ten kilometres without pain.
When my ankle and knee stiffen up, I have exercises I can do to relieve the stiffness and help
the neural circulation to improve. For a 67 year-old non-athletic woman, I think that's pretty
good.
Can you imagine the gratitude I feel for my new lease on mobility, with which I am currently
exploring hillside paths in rural Germany? Other caregivers were also interested in my
physical history, but Jenn's interest in the functioning of the nervous system as well as the
muscular and skeletal systems, and her gentle but deeply sensory treatment, is what led to
effective treatment and recovery.
A grateful patient,
Elsie Rempel
January 27, 2020.
recovering from the nasty effects of a head on car collision, in which my both legs were damaged. I
went to see Jenn, from whom I had received stress relief massages in the past. Her gentle
and intuitive massage technique did a lot to relieve the pain related to a large embolism in my
right knee.
A year after this accident, in which 3 bones were broken in my left ankle, and during which
Jenn's treatment was part of my active path toward recovery, I felt totally recovered and
healed. And Jenn shifted to a mainly Beausejour based practice so I tried to stay fit with
swimming and other moderate exercise.
This summer and fall my left leg became increasingly unhappy, until I could hardly walk down
stairs at all, and walked little, with walking poles and a definite limp. I made appointments with
a chiropractor, a Winnipeg based massage therapist, and general practitioner (MD) who sent
me for ex-rays and to a sports therapist. The diagnosis that emerged was that I might have a
tear in the meniscus under my left knee. But there was only limited improvement until I came
under Jenn's care again.
Jenn listened carefully to my history and my body and soon came to the conclusion that my
saphenous nerve must be unhappy. It had probably been somehow reminded of the trauma
of the accident and now needed the opportunity to process that trauma and relearn healthier
patterns of flow within my body. She effectively used mainly Dermo Neural Modulation
techniques, to which my leg responded with strong twitches and improved function.
Since we were soon to leave the continent for some months, she tutored my husband in the
method and provided us both with resources to learn more about this technique and the
science of pain. Thanks to her mentoring he rose to the challenge remarkably well.
Within 6 weeks of Jenn's treatments I can once more walk up to ten kilometres without pain.
When my ankle and knee stiffen up, I have exercises I can do to relieve the stiffness and help
the neural circulation to improve. For a 67 year-old non-athletic woman, I think that's pretty
good.
Can you imagine the gratitude I feel for my new lease on mobility, with which I am currently
exploring hillside paths in rural Germany? Other caregivers were also interested in my
physical history, but Jenn's interest in the functioning of the nervous system as well as the
muscular and skeletal systems, and her gentle but deeply sensory treatment, is what led to
effective treatment and recovery.
A grateful patient,
Elsie Rempel
January 27, 2020.
