David Weinstock

10 recommendations and reviews from 8 people

• Referral from January 25, 2015
  

  Jen G. asked:

  Hello! Was wondering if anyone knows of any schools in the Northern California area that teaches Bowen therapy and/or muscle testing (I think it's also known as kinesiology?) thank you! I appreciate any feedback! Happy Saturday!! Jenn

  

  Della M. replied:

  www.NeuroKineticTherapy.com

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• Referral from December 20, 2014
  

  Geoffrey M. asked:

  Need a Chiropractor recommendation. Must take last minute Saturday appointments. My back is wack!

  

  Zadie B. replied:

  Not a chiro, and not sure about the Saturday part, but call David Weinstock, he can help you! (415) 927-0416. He does NKT- neurokinetic therapy

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• Referral from November 22, 2014
  

  Ariel Z. asked:

  Hello LMT community, I have been a massage therapist here in Oregon for 5 years, and some burnout has set in. I am passionate about helping clients heal, yet the newbie spark has softened after these years of clinical work. Now an experienced therapist with hands that know, and practical knowledge that makes a day to day difference for clients...but a tired healers spirit. So, I am asking for some help!! I am ready to invest in renewed training this spring. I need a new school of knowledge that allows me to work smarter, not harder, connects emotional healing/physical healing while also focusing on posture and structure. I am looking for something that is a trusted modality, sought after and makes for a good return on cost/time invested. After 5 years, would like a new credential that helps establish my credibility as well. Do you have suggestions for modalities to study, world class training in the area? Thank you for your input! Ariel Zimmer, LMT

  

  Joshua G. replied:

  From what you shared above, I'd encourage you to look into Neurokinetic Therapy, neurokinetictherapy.com, developed by David Weinstock. It is an extremely complimentary assesment/treament tool to structural work as well as clinical. If you look into it and are curious about anything, feel free to shoot me a message! Good luck with whatever you choose though! :)

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• Referral from October 7, 2014
  

  Dana D. asked:

  Ok Portland Peops. Looking for a good chiropractor or body worker that can help me get my pelvis back in place to keep my hip socket from constantly feeling like I have to pop my hip back into place. It's messing with my Zumba and Bellydance and my serenity

  

  George F. replied:

  ArikWiest@nptifitness.com Please contact Arik Dana. I still owe you one. Arik is level 3 in http://neurokinetictherapy.com/ Tell him my name, and welcome to the cutting edge of corrective body manipulation.

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• Referral from March 29, 2014
  

  Elizabeth C. asked:

  Hi All, I am been dealing with persistent injuries since I started back running in December. It started in my left hip flexor and now has moved to the back of my left hip. I rest, thinking I will be fine, and then after a run can hardly walk. I have been able to continue lifting weights and using my step mill, but its been really frustrating because I want to RUN. Does anyone know a good sports therapist (or whatever you may call them) that might be able to help me figure out what is wrong and what I can do to get me back into the sport I love? Thank you.

  

  Dan S. replied:

  look for practitioners near you on neurokinetictherapy.com

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• Referral from October 22, 2013
  

  Jonathan G. asked:

  Am looking for an injury specialist - my entire upper right side is out, feels broken - stemming from a first rib accident 5 years ago that never healed, and longtime tendonitis in my shoulder, running down my arm to my wrist, to what now feels like carpal tunnel (can't play guitar without pain now, and my sleep sucks)...looking for someone serious who specializes in this sort of thing, thanks for your recs...

  

  Sita K. replied:

  Try David Weinstock in Corte Madera. He has been my neuro-kinetic specialist for years, helped me most recently recover from my car accident. 415-927-0416

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• Referral from May 10, 2013
  

  RawBrahs asked:

  A good acupuncture/chiropractor/doctor in SD??? Diana's neck/back is stiff as a board for the last 5 days

  

  Rob S. replied:

  Find someone who does NKT :) www.neurokinetictherapy.com there is a practitioners list. The way of the future! Neurokinetic Therapy neurokinetictherapy.com David Weinstock makes the complex simple. His classes are fun and informative. I don’t know whether I learned more or laughed more.

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• Referral from November 2, 2015
  

  Hunter S. asked:

  Alright fellow LMP's. I need help with a client. I have been seeing this woman for about 4 months now and I honestly don't know how else to help her or convince her. She has been having shoulder pain for 3 months and she believes it is dislocated. The whole arm gets numb and when I massage it, I feel like the humerus is out of place. it's very tender for her and the rotator cuffs feel like guitar strings and recently her entire shoulder girdle is being affected. I have done numerous trigger point and tender point therapy, I've done some positional release but that hurts her. I recommended her seeing her doctor(numerous times) and maybe a chiropractor. She's afraid to go because she is scared to death that it will have to lead to surgery. Any recommendations on how to help her or convincing her? Thanks in advance!

  

  Shauna P. replied:

  if her shoulder was dislocated all this time then she has ONE HELL of a pain tolerance.She needs to see a dr to confirm that DX and if you are out of idea I would suggest www.neurokinetictherapy.com read davids blog, watch his you tube videos.

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• Referral from October 28, 2015
  

  Breanna L. asked:

  Only a couple years into my career and have landed at a crossfit gym working, not the route I thought I would take in school but my heart is in the sports aspect vs the spa aspect of massage. My question is what are some AWESOME ceus you recommend for working out of a gym/ good to have under your belt. I'm based in California, many thanks!

  

  Shauna P. replied:

  check out www.neurokinetictherapy.com read his blog,his fb page and watch his YOU TUBE videos just type in David weinstock or nkt

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• Referral from August 26, 2015
  

  Morgan J. asked:

  Any recommendations on instructors or places to go and get help with good body mechanics? I'm sick of being in pain every day after work. Thanks!

  

  Shauna P. replied:

  www.neurokinetictherapy.com

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