If this is you.
You’ve done PT, Chiro, or “core work” but you still can’t trust your back.
You feel okay in the moment… then get payback later (often hours after).
You want a plan built on testing and repeatable results, not generic rehab.
You’re ready to follow a structured process (logs, milestones, follow-ups).
You’ve been told your imaging is “normal,” yet your symptoms are very real.
Then you’ve come to the right place!
What makes this different?
We slow things down and listen. We test precisely to identify what keeps setting it off.
Then we build your way out.
Assess
We map your symptom behavior, test movement tolerances, and identify the specific triggers that reliably provoke symptoms.
Reduce
We remove the pain triggers, build symptom-reducing habits into daily movement, and establish a baseline you can execute consistently without flare-ups.
Rebuild
You progress through earned milestones — capacity, endurance, and strength — until normal life and training are reliable again.
You don't leave with advice. You leave with a plan.
The goal is predictability.
Less sensitivity. Fewer flare-ups. More capacity—built deliberately.
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A clear map of your triggers (positions, motions, loading strategies)
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The reducing inputs that calm symptoms (often within minutes)
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Your current tolerance baseline (what you can do without payback)
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A personalized starting progression to build capacity safely
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A simple structure for daily movement, walking, and training decisions
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A follow-up plan so progress doesn’t stall after the first win
Who I Work With
I work with people whose back pain behaves mechanically, meaning symptoms change in predictable ways with posture, movement, and load.
Common profiles include:
Active adults who keep getting “re-injured”
Lifters and athletes who can’t train consistently
Busy professionals with recurrent flare cycles
Post-surgical cases needing long-term protection and rebuilding
Results
that actually matter.
Their Success
Here’s what students say after the pattern becomes clear.
Meet Brent Morehouse
I've helped people solve stubborn low back pain by identifying the mechanical drivers and rebuilding tolerance through a structured progression. I’m a McGill Method Certified Practitioner (MMCP), and my work is built around precision assessment, practical coaching, and repeatable outcomes.