Fitness & Physical Therapy

I believe in my clients as the captain of their own vessel, and I bring to the table my expertise in human biomechanics, deep listening and coaching skills - together we reduce your pain, repair dysfunction and build your toolbox for healing, health and longevity. Molly Jarin MSPT, FMCHC

My Approach - is to look at the whole body - from the details of joint mechanics at the big toe, to gait and posture assessments - to the interrelationships between dis-ease, digestion, and chronic stress on physical function.

Manual Therapy, Neuromuscular Reeducation and Gait Training are all employed as part of the comprehensive treatment I provide. My experience includes hospital based - acute care, inpatient rehab, aquatics, outpatient and sports medicine. I enjoy helping people learn specific exercises that address a muscle's optimal function that allows for the movements and postures needed at every joint to best execute their desired activity with ease and efficiency - whether an athlete, a couch potato, or somewhere in-between.

Learning compassion and empathy for myself during my own healing processes through various injuries - combined with a never-ending curiosity for the healing capacity of the human body helps me to provide a comfortable, safe and inspiring experience for others.

My key character strengths are curiosity and creativity. I enjoy working with clients as a professional investigative partner. I believe in my clients as the captain of their own vessel, and I bring to the table my expertise in human biomechanics, deep listening and coaching skills - and together we work to decrease your pain, strengthen your body, restore optimal function and build your tool kit for creating lasting healing, health and longevity.

The length of time a particular dysfunction has had to manifest as well the number of other system impairments may impact the recovery period, however old though - you can indeed teach an old dog, and old muscles, new tricks!

– understanding body mechanics and the importance of the length-strength relationship of your muscles is key to joint health and overall longevity of your musculoskeletal system. The interplay of the cardiovascular, sensory/nervous, fascial/connective tissue and even emotional and digestive systems come into play with this dynamic. The health of a muscle is impacted by all the systems in the body, so considering that impact is the very least we can do to optimize healing and healthy movement.

Molly Jarin, MSPT, FMCHC
Licensed Physical Therapist
Functional Medicine Certified Health Coach
Good Fit Mobile Physical Therapy and Wellness
molly@goodfitmobile.com
734-210-1824