EDS Specialists in Ann Arbor, MI

4 specialists in Ann Arbor

Dental / TMJ / Orofacial (1)

Breathe Well Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor, MI · Dental / TMJ / Orofacial
Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders, Sleep Disordered Breathing, Buteyko Breathing Method, Breathing Pattern Disorders, Function of the Orofacial Muscle Complex, Nasal Breathing Re-Education
Dental / TMJ / Orofacial

Movement / Exercise (1)

University of Michigan Adaptive Sports and Fitness
Ann Arbor, MI · Movement / Exercise
Abbey Phillipson (born with Classical Ehlers Danlos Syndrome) is the full time Head Adaptive Strength and Conditioning Coach and Nutrition Coach at the University of Michigan. Through the University of Michigan’s Adaptive Sports and Fitness program, Abbey develops and coaches physical fitness programs exclusively for people with disabilities/chronic pain from first-timers to Paralympians. Abbey has dedicated her exercise science studies to help remove barriers to fitness, including extensive research and practice in treating symptomatic hypermobility through strength training. Beyond Adaptive Fitness, the Adaptive Sports and Fitness (ASF) program at the University of Michigan offers 5 competitive and recreational adaptive sports teams including Adaptive Track and Field, Para Powerlifting, Wheelchair Tennis, Wheelchair Basketball, and Wheelchair Rugby. ASF aims to increase knowledge of, awareness of, and access to equitable sport and physical fitness for people with and without disabilities.
Movement / Exercise Hypermobility Chronic Pain

Other (1)

Susannah Parke, DO, PLC
Ann Arbor, MI · Other
Dr Parke’s practice focuses on Integrative Pain and Musculoskeletal conditions. She uses a comprehensive and holistic approach grounded in Osteopathic principles to diagnose and treat musculoskeletal problems. She has a special interest in hypermobility conditions.
Other Hypermobility

Physical Therapy (1)

West Forest Physical Therapy PLLC
Ann Arbor, MI · Physical Therapy
One-on-one physical therapy and wellness services for individuals with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome & Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder. Dr. Ciolino has found her passion in working with individuals with EDS and HSD. Like many clinicians working in this space, she found her way into this important work thanks to a patient who was in need of a physical therapist who could learn about and help with their condition. This launched her interest and passion in working for this population. She earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Washington University in St. Louis in 2020, has a bachelor’s in psychology, and has been teaching yoga for 10 years. Her expertise in the field of physical therapy has been recognized in prominent publications, including being quoted in The New York Times and National Geographic. She is particularly passionate about helping others find the ideal balance of movement and rest in their lives.
Physical Therapy Movement / Exercise Hypermobility