About

Jessica graduated with her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2005 and received her massage therapy license in 2026. After her first clinical affiliation at a manual therapy-based outpatient clinic, she knew that she was meant to be a manual therapist.

She was first introduced to Strain Counterstrain in 2007. However, it was her first Fascial Counterstrain (FCS) course in 2013 that truly influenced her practice path. After seeing the immediate effectiveness of the treatment, she began attending all FCS courses through The Jones Institute.

Providing clients with relief from pain and helping them achieve functional wellness is the main reason why Jessica became a manual therapist. After over 20 years of treating clients, she believes that FCS is by far one of the best techniques to accomplish that goal.