About

Meagan is passionate about helping patients to improve mobility, restore proper movement patterns, improve function as well as decrease pain.  She utilizes traditional Physical Therapy training and has focused her practice and continuing education on manual therapy fascial release especially through the Barral Institute.  As she teaching assistant for the beginning level visceral classes, she values helping others in our area learn this amazing work.  She works to find and treat specific restrictions in the viscera (organs), nervous system, brain, vascular system as well as myofascial release and joint mobilizations. She enjoys working with a variety of patients of all ages with a special interest in gastrointestinal issues, headaches, previous/chronic injuries and concussions.  

Growing up in Bozeman, MT, she loved participating in gymnastics, skiing, playing outside in the mountains and especially around water.  She attended Montana State University with a degree in Exercise Physiology prior to getting her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of Minnesota.  She worked in cardiac rehab, personal training, gymnastics coaching and enjoyed her research there in neuroplasticity.  

My Skills

Visceral, neural, vascular, myofascial release 

Maitland spine and joint mobilization

Home program management and activity guidance

Professional Associations / Memberships

International Association of Healthcare Practitioners

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1128 East Main Street
Suite 1
Bozeman, Montana 59715
US

tel. 406-570-6074 (day)

meagan@insideandouthealing.com

Hours of operation / Fees

By appointment only

Available for patients

Case studies, easy to understand explanations about the CranioSacral System, Visceral Manipulation, products to use between sessions, and much more.

More information

Driving directions

Conveniently located on East Main Street about 1 block east of Highland Blvd in the Upper East Main Professional Building.  This is off of the Main Street exit on the south side of Main Street just east of the Wandering Buffalo Hotel.