Michael Pedersen - LPTA, PRC

171 Kempsville Road, Norfolk, VA 23502
757.351.6020

PRC Credentialing Earned: 2022

PRI Courses Completed:

  • Myokinematic Restoration
  • Postural Respiration
  • Pelvis Restoration
  • Impingement & Instability
  • Advanced Integration
  • Cervical Revolution
  • Occlusal Cervical Restoration
  • Cranial Resolution
  • Interdisciplinary Integration Symposium: 2022

Language: English

Michael was born and raised in Hampton Roads. He graduated from South University with his Associate of Applied Science in Physical Therapist Assistant. Michael has several years of coaching experience on a high school level, coaching swimming and tennis. He also coached swimmer league swimming for 9 years. He is an avid Brazilian Juitsu practitioner and enjoys staying active. His physical therapy interests include chronic pain, migraine/headache, and sports performance patients. Manual therapy and the Postural Restoration Institute (PRI) are his areas of advanced education and enjoyment. He is a certified myofascial decompression (cupping) therapist, a certified performance specialist through the Champion Physical Therapy program (C-PS) and is a credentialled therapist (PRC) through the Postural Restoration Institute. Michael is a hands-on therapist utilizing a variety of forms of movement training and manual therapy to expedite healing and improve performance.  His goal is to view the body as a whole and address pain/dysfunction at its most root cause. 

History of Passion

The Postural Restoration Institute (PRI) is built around 30 years of clinical practice associated with recurring successes of specific patient treatment programs. We established reproducible, outcome-based programs based on consistent evidence-based correlations, discovered with patient biomechanical, respiratory, and neurological functional patterns and limitations. My passion for the integrated systems of the body has resulted in an examination and intervention process of the asymmetrical human body called Postural Restoration.

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