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The Process

Easily book an appointment through my site. Prior to the scheduled consultation, gather any existing medical documents that you may have, and organize your thoughts regarding your condition.
During the consultation, we will go into the history of your condition, and then I will ask you to do a series of movements and exercises on camera. Following this, I will diagnose your condition, and prescribe a series of exercises to help you.
Following the consultation, I will also provide you a series of videos to watch to go along with your diagnosis. These videos will help you see how to properly do the prescribed exercises in order to reduce your risk of stress or injury.
Over the next month, you will be able to contact me in regards to any additional questions that you may have. This will also allow me to monitor your condition, and provide proactive feedback as needed.

What My Patients Say

Daiki Teraoka

“When I was a college student, I suffered from shoulder pain and was unable to throw for a while. After about three months of rehabilitation and training, I was able to pitch in games. After regular maintenance, I eventually managed to increase my pitching speed to 150 km/h (originally 137 km/h).”
Shawn Wilkes

“I was misdiagnosed for several years, and continuously tried to treat my back. However, the pain kept returning, and I often spent long periods of time in bed. Finally, I was introduce to Dr. Nodo. We had an online consultation where he asked me to do a series of movements, after which, he correctly identified that I had an issue with my sacroiliac joint, which was causing pain to radiate into my back. He prescribed a series of exercises for me to follow. Now, my number of good days has increased dramatically, and I am no longer bedridden. I really appreciate what he did for me.”
Ms. Satoichi

“I work in the nursing care industry and suffered from severe back pain, so I had to wear a brace to work. Even so, my back gradually began to hurt, and I had to take time off work. After about two months of rehabilitation and training, the pain in my lower back gradually subsided and I was able to return to work. I now undergo rehabilitation and training for maintenance about twice a month. I can now work almost without wearing a corset, which is a great help.”