Dana has been treating athletes and injured clients since 1997. She specializes in injury rehabilitation, sports therapy, and chronic pain patterns. Dana has helped clients avoid surgery, pain medications, correct posture and imbalances as well as dramatically improve scoliosis and musculoskeletal pain.Dana will blend and tailor a treatment plan for each individual client from various modalities such as proprioceptive, neuromusculoskeletal, deep tissue, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, ART (active release technique) and breath awareness. Dana’s treatment will transform the way you move, think, and feel.

As a professional dancer and athlete, I have had my share of injuries and aches and pains. Which led me to want to learn more about the human body. I decided to take the journey and increase my education on pain patterns, injuries, kinesiology, pathologies, and ergonomics, the everyday stressors on the human body that people utilize on a daily basis. Becoming a Neuromuscular Therapist was one of the best decisions of my life. I love helping people find paths to healing through rehabilitative massage practices and practicing healthy lifestyles. I have had great success in treating clients who suffer from migraines and chronic headaches through neuromuscular therapy. I have a hybrid style and I do my best to adjust to the client’s needs. Licensed Neuromuscular Therapist.

Bridgette has been working as the Office Manager of Recover Faster & Perform Better since day one. She has a true passion for helping people and making their experience at RFPB as positive as possible. She loves watching RFPB grow into what it is today and is excited to be a part of what’s to come. Outside of work Bridgette enjoys anything outdoors, cooking, concerts, and spending time with her fiance and friends.

Larissa Davies, B.S. Kinesiology

Larissa received her comprehensive Pilates training in 2011 while pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Exercise Science & Health Promotion from California State University, Fullerton. Larissa’s teaching style reflects her love of movement education, the mind/body connection so prevalent in Pilates, and the healing potential that deepens with continued practice. Her warm and empathetic approach is client-centered, guiding clients to glean wisdom from their own body’s ability to heal and enjoy the benefits of movement. She continues to further her studies in mind/body education through Master Teacher Trainers who are well respected in the industry.