When I began migraine research and developing a treatment method in 1995, I had very little information, a severe personal problem on my hands, and literally no outside help. My entire career was ahead of me; I was 21 years old at the time. What I had was a “little seed” of manual treatment skills and immense determination to find a solution for migraine.

Step by step, I gained a clear understanding of migraines as a disease, thanks to the extensive tests I conducted over the years. By the time I launched the first migraine treatment method in 2010, known as the CMT Method, I had completed 7,500 migraine tests.

In 2012, I began receiving a significant influx of chronic migraine sufferers seeking help. Realizing the urgent need, I dedicated myself to developing advanced treatments and self-care method. Driven by the same competitive spirit from my athletic career, I continually strive to improve and provide effective migraine care solutions.

Balancing the development of migraine treatments with running a manual practice 5-6 days a week has been demanding but highly effective. Continually improving methods for chronic and acute migraine care, I’ve achieved record-level positive results. As a former chronic migraine sufferer myself, I am driven to help clients escape their pain as quickly as possible.

From being told daily by a violent teacher in pre-school that I would never amount to anything because I was a farmer’s kid, my journey has been long and challenging. Reflecting on my childhood and teenage years, it’s no surprise I became a migraine care specialist. By the time I completed my military service in 1993, I had endured so much pain that it felt natural to build a career dedicated to helping migraine sufferers. My early experiences fueled my passion and commitment to providing effective migraine relief.