Move Better. Hurt Less. Get Back to Doing What You Love.
If you've tried stretching, strengthening, injections, or physical therapy without lasting results, the problem may not be where you feel the pain.
Our assessment helps identify the movement, posture, and nervous system factors that may be contributing to your symptoms so we can create a personalized plan for you.
Find out what's driving your pain — not just where it hurts.
Move Better.
Hurt Less.
If you've tried stretching, strengthening, injections, or physical therapy without lasting results, the problem may not be where you feel the pain. Find out what's driving your pain — not just where it hurts.
Why Does The Pain
Keep Coming Back?
Most treatments focus on where you hurt.
But pain is often the end result of how your body has adapted over time — and if those movement patterns don't change, symptoms frequently return.
Stretching, strengthening, injections, and physical therapy each have their place. None of them, on their own, ask the question that matters most: how is your nervous system organizing posture in the first place?
- —Chronic muscle tightness
- —Recurring injuries
- —Lower back pain and sciatica
- —Poor balance and dizziness
- —Postural asymmetries
- —Knee pain and reading troubles
- —Awkward, restricted movement
That's why every client begins with a comprehensive assessment before treatment starts.
Assess.
Don't Guess.
Posturology is the study of how the brain uses sensory information from the feet, eyes, inner ear, jaw, and body to organize posture and movement.
Every person who walks through our doors begins with a comprehensive assessment. Posture, balance, and movement are not just about what hurts — we look at the systems that cause the body to organize the way it does.
What The Assessment Covers
- Postural Analysis
- Foot & Plantar Sensory
- Balance & Stability
- Eye Movement & Visual Processing
- Vestibular Function
- Primitive Reflex Screening
- Breathing & Autonomic System
- Coordination & Neurological Organization
We don't guess — we assess. Then we build a plan around what your body actually needs.
The Systems Behind
Posture And Movement.
Posturology works because it addresses the systems that drive how the body organizes itself. We use the CIES methodology to retrain those systems — and create a personalized plan to help the body reorganize itself.
Foot & Plantar Re-education
Restore how the feet sense and interact with the ground — the foundation the brain uses to organize posture.
Visual & Eye-Movement Work
Retrain how the eyes track, focus, and coordinate with the body and environment to reduce compensations.
Vestibular & Balance Training
Strengthen the inner-ear and balance systems that drive spatial orientation, stability, and smooth movement.
Reflex Integration
Identify and address retained primitive reflexes that may be quietly influencing posture and movement patterns.
Breathing & Nervous-System Regulation
Rebuild healthy breathing patterns and regulation of the autonomic system — the levers behind tone and recovery.
Coordination & Neurological Reorganization
Retrain how the nervous system sequences and coordinates complex movement so the body moves as one system.
Only Accredited CIES Posturologist In Greater Pittsburgh
Our assessment and program is grounded in the CIES (Collège International d'Étude de la Statique) methodology — the global standard for postural assessment.
A Personalized Plan, Not A Protocol
Every recommendation is built around your assessment findings, your goals, and the demands of your sport, work, and life.
Real Results,
Measurable Change.
A look at how postural assessment and targeted work translates into measurable change for clients — before and after.
What You Can
Expect.
- Pain that finally has a cause — and a plan.
- Posture, balance, and movement that hold up over time.
- Resolved chronic tightness, recurring injuries, and compensations.
- Confidence returning to the activities you love.
- Measurable, documented change — including X-ray comparisons.
- A nervous system organized for resilience, not survival.
Every person deserves to move without unnecessary pain. Our job is to identify what's standing in the way.
Conversations On
Posture & The Brain.
Jeff has sat down with some of the leading voices in posturology — neurologists, posturologists, and orthopedic surgeons — to talk about how the brain organizes posture and why that matters for pain, performance, and movement.
Just Fly Sports · Ep. 383
A Neurological Approach to Posture and Athletic Movement
Mat Boulé & Jeff Moyer
Functional neurology, posture, and how the brain drives athletic movement — a deep dive into how the nervous system organizes posture before force is ever produced.
Down the Rabbit Hole · Paul Gagné
How Posture & Breathing Affect Performance
Paul Gagné
Posturologist Paul Gagné on why some athletes dominate in games while looking average in the weight room — how the brain uses vision, the vestibular system, and the foot to organize posture.
Down the Rabbit Hole · Dr. Bricot
Posture Is a Brain Story
Dr. Bernard Bricot
Orthopedic surgeon and posturology pioneer Dr. Bernard Bricot on why posture isn't about "standing up straight" but about how the brain reads the world through the feet and eyes — and what that means for back pain, performance, and the body.
Every person deserves to move without unnecessary pain. Our job is to identify what's standing in the way.
