Agape Therapy

11/27/2025

This Thanksgiving, we’re grateful for the Cedar Valley and the way you continue to support small businesses like ours. Thank you for trusting us with your care—every patient truly means the world to our team!

To our team, thank you for the outpour of love and care you give to all you encounter.

Happy Thanksgiving!

11/23/2025

If you see this lady today, don't forget to throw some confetti her way! 🥳🎊

Happy Birthday, Amy!

11/17/2025

Happy Birthday, Sarah!

We hope you have a great day!

11/17/2025

Your movement deserves more than guesswork. MovementRX blends personalized exercise with group accountability to help you feel and perform your best. Sign up and get started.

Contact Emily at emangrich@agapetherapy.com or fill out a form here --> https://www.thegentlegym.org/movementrx-contact

11/12/2025

Registration is open!

Reducing Sympathetics | Stress - Starts December 2nd!

Registration is open!

This course will focus on pain management by understanding stress, inflammation and fascia and how it can provoke pain.

Register today! https://agapetherapy.com/wellness-program-sign-ups/

11/12/2025

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The sciatic nerve - always seems to be getting the blame for everything

Here are some cool facts about this powerful nerve:
(But remember - it’s merely an extension of the spinal cord)

It’s the longest and thickest nerve in the human body – The sciatic nerve can be up to 2 cm wide (about the width of your little finger) and runs all the way from your lower spine through your buttocks and down to your toes.

It’s actually a bundle of nerves – What we call the “sciatic nerve” is formed from five spinal nerve roots (L4–S3) that merge in the lower back, then branch out again down the leg. So it’s more like a nerve superhighway than a single wire!

It controls both movement and sensation – The sciatic nerve is a mixed nerve, meaning it carries signals to your muscles (motor) and from your skin (sensory). That’s why irritation can cause both pain or numbness and weakness or loss of movement in the leg.

The coolest part?
2 sets of our suboccipital muscles in the neck connects to the dura mater (protective covering of the spinal cord and brain), and tension in these muscles can affect tension along the dura mater, ultimately having the possibility of affecting the sciatic nerve further down!

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11/12/2025

Thank you God for painting such a pretty sky tonight! It was a little more Gaa-linda and a little less Elphaba!

11/06/2025

Happy Birthday, Liv!

Have a fantastic day!

11/03/2025

Happy Birthday, Kristin! 🥳

Wishing you an amazing year ahead!

11/02/2025

Today we’re celebrating Nicole's 5 year work anniversary! Her expertise, compassion, and dedication make such a difference for every patient she meets. She has a way of making people feel comfortable, understood, and supported every step of the way.

Thank you, Nicole, for going above and beyond every single day — your care, knowledge, and heart truly set you apart

10/31/2025

Our staff is more fun than yours!! Or is it? Post fun work Halloween pictures in the comments if you have more fun!!

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from Clark Kent!!