Client Intake
Please complete this before your first session. It takes about 10 minutes and helps me tailor the work to your body.
What to Expect
Rapid Release works through your nervous system to bring your body out of its chronic alarm state. A few things worth knowing before we begin:
- This is active work. Some movements are calm and releasing; others ask for real effort. Both matter.
- Emotional and physical release is normal. As long-held patterns let go, you may notice sweating, changed breathing, vivid dreams, or flashes of memory, sensation, or emotion. This is expected. If anything ever feels overwhelming, tell me — and seek professional support if you need it.
- I use a range of language. To describe what's happening in your body I may draw on anatomy, breath, energy, or consciousness. You don't have to connect with every word — the ideas work regardless of vocabulary.
- Your role is communication. This work is about learning to listen and respond to your body with patience and compassion.
Client Information
Emergency Contact
Previous Care & Experience
Medical History
This helps me adapt the work to your body safely.
Chief Complaint
Pain & Symptom Map
Pick a marker, then tap where you feel it. Tap a marker again to remove it.
Lifestyle
Goals & Expectations
Body Awareness & Grounding
Informed Consent & Acknowledgment
I voluntarily consent to assessment and manual therapy care as part of the Rapid Release program. I understand this work is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment, that I will communicate openly about my comfort and any changes, that I may discontinue at any time, and that results vary and are not guaranteed. I have read the "What to Expect" section above.
Physician consultation: I understand I should consult a physician or a healthcare provider I trust before beginning this or any new movement program — especially if I have a pre-existing condition, injury, or medical concern. I confirm I have done so, or I knowingly choose to proceed.