You're booked
Before we meet.
You took the most important step. Now let's make sure your first visit hits the ground running. Spend about twenty minutes here before your appointment — trust the process. It'll be clear once you understand.
The pre-visit sequence
Four steps. About twenty minutes. Done.
Watch: Why pain isn't random.
Nine minutes where I draw out the paradigm — what pain actually is, why it shows up where it does, and how compensation patterns lock in over time.
This is the model the entire clinic runs on. Watch it before your visit and you'll already understand the framework we'll be using together — which means we spend the eval doing clinical work, not building vocabulary.
Watch: Who you're about to meet.
Three minutes from me to you — not about your body, but about how I work. Why I built the practice the way I did, what I commit to with every patient, and what to expect from me as a clinician.
By the time you walk in, you'll already know me a little. Which means we can skip the small talk and start the work.
Watch: What to expect at your first visit.
Two minutes covering the practical side — what happens during the 90-minute Mobility IQ Evaluation, what to wear, what we'll measure, and what you'll walk out with.
The more you know walking in, the more clinical work we can do once you arrive.
Getting there.
Where to park, how to find the entrance, what to wear, what to bring. Parking is the part most patients get wrong — start there.
Most important step
Getting here without getting towed.
Parking is the trickiest part of your first visit. Use the lot. Watch the video. You'll be inside the clinic in under 3 minutes.
43 W Van Buren Ave, Naperville, IL 60540 — free public lot, 2-minute walk to the clinic. Do not park at the post office — they tow.
Exit the lot, then turn toward Washington — right from the Benton exit, left from the Van Buren exit. Walk to mid-block. The clinic is in the same building as Mackhard Barbershop — walk past it, downstairs to LL500.
Park at the public lot at 43 W Van Buren Ave — it's a 2-minute walk to the clinic and your safest option.
Street parking on Washington is available before 4 PM only. Read the signs carefully — restrictions vary block to block.
Do NOT park at the post office. They actively tow non-postal vehicles, no warning.
See you soon
The work begins
before we meet.
Everything in this sequence is designed so we can start the actual clinical work the moment you walk in. Take the time. The visit will be dramatically more productive because you did.
— Aaron
Manual Movement Specialist