The Roots
Tupelo Pointe is named after the Tupelo tree, known for its strength and resilience. As a young student, Dr. Wang often found herself stopping at Tupelo Point on the Wellesley College campus after her runs around Lake Waban to ponder the course of her life. In times of difficulties, she always remembers her roots first grounded at Wellesley College upon the foundation of all the great women who came before.
Tupelo Pointe is a space that grew from the seeds of need. As a young physician, Dr. Wang saw the disconnect between conventional medicine & optimal outcomes. This prompted Dr. Wang to explore alternative treatment options and keep an open perspective regarding what it means to be human and how a healer best aids her patients in their pursuit of wellness.
Tupelo Pointe is a celebration of our love for all things in life that help us connect to our soul and our spirit. Our goal is to care for those around us to allow them to whole-heartedly pursue their vehicle for human expression and connection.
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Author Tina J Wang MD
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This comprehensive guide examines the role of fascial dysfunction in hypermobility disorders such as Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder. It applies cutting-edge research on fascia pathology to the symptom-focused sphere of HDS/EDS, allowing practitioners to increase diagnostic accuracy and leading to effective treatment regimens for patients. Chapters include assessment techniques, including imaging methods, and integrative care approaches that blend holistic wellbeing with movement therapy, manual therapy, injection therapy, and more. By understanding how fascial abnormalities contribute to joint instability, connective tissue problems and chronic pain, practitioners can work on the root causes of patients' issues and provide targeted treatment options.
What Conditions Do We Treat?
- Fascia tissue / Connective Tissue Disorders (hypermobility, generalized hypermobility spectrum disorder, EDS / Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, hyperlaxity)
- Fascial densifications & adhesions / Soft Tissue Disorders (sprains, strains, tendonosis, enthesopathy, hypertonic pelvic floor, pelvic floor muscle dysfunction)
- Joint disorders (arthritis, joint laxity)
- Fascia / Autoimmune disorders (irritable bowel, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus)
- Diagnostic fascial sequencing approach using point-of-care ultrasonography and fascial glide and layer-specific palpatory verification of fascial adhesions
- Visceral fascial adhesions - heart aorta esophagus trachea dysfunction, bowel dysfunction, irritable bowel
