Mia Lockhart
Mia is a Certified Matrix Repatterning®️ Practitioner, Certified RAPID™ Neurofascial Reset Specialist and Registered Massage Therapist. I am a Matrix Release Specialist in Concussion, Headache, Migraine, Vertigo, Tinnitus and all Head & Neck Pain Release.
In my 20+ years of practice, I’ve been known for strong hands, deep knowledge and a keen intuitive sense resulting in effective treatments and lasting results. Matrix Repatterning® has been able to demonstrate measurable success in the treatment of certain structural and functional disorders, such as: Concussion, Back Pain, Neck and Shoulder Pain, Knee Pain, Hip Pain, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Headaches, TMJ Disorder, Pelvic Disorders, Incontinence Snoring and Sleep Apnea.
Current Treatment Offerings
Your journey to healing, and renewal can start here.
In-Person Matrix Repatterning Treatments
Wolfville, Nova Scotia Clinic. Matrix Repatterning is a form of manual (hands-on) therapy similar to osteopathy. Extremely effective for pain, concussions, impact injuries and structural imbalances.
Custom Concussion Treatment On Location for Professionals & Athletes
I'm known as the "Concussion Whisperer", if traditional treatment methods aren't working for you, I do provide private treatment plans including coming to your location. This is specifically for professionals and athletes looking to get their focus and life back. Treatment program involves an immersive 5-7 day program with daily treatment and testing. Matrix Repatterning and Neurofascial Reset.
Testimonials
Anne ~ Concussion Treatments
“When I first started seeing Mia, I had been dealing with concussion symptoms for 3 months. At the time, I could work for about 4 hrs a day, then I’d get a headache. I couldn’t drive, bike, or walk on noisy streets - that made me dizzy and nauseous. Conversations with more than 2 or 3 people made my head spin. I hadn’t even tried watching a movie or reading a book for fun.
After my first session with Mia, I was suddenly able to drive and bike. Before the treatment, I would get dizzy within minutes and had to stop. Two days after the treatment, I drove 20 minutes to visit a friend!
After my second treatment, I was suddenly able to work for 7 hours instead of only 4. My partner literally came into my home office at 5pm, very concerned, asking: You’ve been working for a full day. Shouldn’t you stop now? I hadn’t even noticed.
I have since combined Mia’s treatment with other treatments and supports, and her insights helped me pass information on to my other practitioners. Now I consider myself fully recovered.
The sessions with Mia were incredibly relaxing. I was so comfy and relaxed that I fell asleep. I was surprised that this didn’t feel like a Massage - it felt more like very light, gently touch. I actually fell asleep during treatment.”
~ Anne S.
Andrew ~ Concussion Treatments
I am 42 years old, and I’ve been dealing with concussion issues for about 7 years at this stage. I hit the back of my head playing hockey and never really quite got over that, and uh, then I’ve had some repeated hits through the last few years. It would set me back for a few weeks, but then I would come back.
M. What are the main concussion symptoms you were dealing with?
A: Well, headaches would be number one, umm, sound would be there as well, headaches, sound, visual stimulus was a problem, driving was a problem..
M: It would give you a headache?
A: Yeah, like I got to the point where I could drive for ten minutes to work, but if I was going to the city I didn’t drive, right. I had whiplash too, so my neck was always very sore as well. Visual things is what set it off, computer, tv, or anything where there was fast moving things. I’ve done eye therapy as well right, so tracking, all that sort of stuff was jumbled up.
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t I have gone 3 weeks or so, without an appointment, and I just know it has made a significant difference.
M: And if you were talking to someone that had severe concussion symptoms right now, what would you tell them?
#concussion
A: I would tell them to come see you! That would be the first thing I would do.
