Timothy’s work centers on specialized Hei Gung therapy to address neuroplastic pain—persistent pain shaped and reinforced by patterns within the nervous system rather than ongoing tissue damage—while also incorporating a coaching-based approach that helps bring awareness to the thoughts, habits, and daily responses that influence how those patterns are maintained or changed. These conditions often exist in the space where traditional tests offer few clear answers, leaving many people searching for an approach that truly meets what is happening within them.

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With more than twenty years devoted to the study and practice of Hei Gung therapy, Timothy works directly with the nervous system through life coaching and hands-on bodywork designed to retrain these patterns. His goal is not simply temporary relief, but a meaningful shift in how the system processes and responds to pain over time.

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Timothy has spent his life pursuing a deeper understanding of how the body, mind, and nervous system function as one. He earned a degree in Biomolecular and Chemical Engineering at Johns Hopkins, performed on and off-Broadway in New York City as an actor and singer, and ultimately found his own healing and home in Hei Gung therapy—a practice he has devoted himself to daily for over twenty years. Through this work, he developed the clarity, resilience, and perspective he now brings to those he works with.

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Today, Timothy supports people at many stages—from those navigating long-standing chronic pain to those moving through periods of transition or seeking a greater sense of ease and resilience. Through this integrated approach, many clients experience lasting improvements in pain, mobility, and overall well-being, often after years of searching for answers.