Hypermobility is not just flexibility.

It is a different connective tissue profile that affects:

• Joint stability
• Nervous system function
• Pain patterns
• Immune system function
• Circulation and recovery
• Overall performance and daily function

Most patients with hypermobility or Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS) are underdiagnosed, misunderstood, or treated with approaches that do not fully address how their body works.

We provide specialized care for hypermobility and connective tissue disorders in Beverly Hills, focused on improving stability, reducing pain, and building long-term function.

A Different Model for Hypermobility Care in Beverly Hills

Traditional care often focuses on:

• Isolated joint pain
• Generic strengthening programs
• Temporary symptom management

Our approach recognizes that hypermobility is a whole-body condition requiring:

• Precise evaluation
• Targeted treatment
• Structured long-term management

We treat the system—not just the symptoms.

Expert Care with Dr. Courseault

Dr. Courseault has over a decade of experience treating:

• Hypermobility spectrum disorders
• Ehlers-Danlos syndrome
• Complex, multi-system presentations

His approach integrates:

• Musculoskeletal evaluation
• Fascial mapping and tissue analysis
• Nervous system considerations
• Functional movement patterns
• Dysautonomia care
• Mast cell activation evaluation and treatment

Patients often come to us after:

• Years without a clear diagnosis
• Being told symptoms are “normal”
• Failing traditional physical therapy
• Experiencing persistent pain, instability, or fatigue

Comprehensive Evaluation

We begin with a detailed, physician-led assessment designed specifically for hypermobility.

This may include:

• Joint stability and movement assessment
• Fascial Mapping® to identify restriction and compensation patterns
• Evaluation of pain distribution and tissue quality
• Review of symptoms related to dysautonomia, fatigue, and systemic involvement
• X-rays and MRIs
• Comprehensive lab work and genetic testing
• A clear diagnosis of where you are on the hypermobility spectrum

This creates a clear understanding of how your body is functioning and where support is needed.

Fascial Mapping® for Hypermobility

In hypermobile patients, the issue is not just laxity—it is how the body compensates for that laxity.

Fascial Mapping® helps identify:

• Areas of restriction that are overcompensating
• Regions of instability that need support
• Imbalances between anterior and posterior chains
• Patterns contributing to pain and fatigue

This allows us to build a precise, individualized plan.

Targeted Treatment Approach

Hydrofascia Release (HFR)

Used to:

• Reduce compensatory tightness
• Improve tissue glide
• Decrease nerve irritation
• Restore more balanced movement patterns

Prolotherapy for Stability

Prolotherapy helps:

• Strengthen ligaments and connective tissue
• Improve joint stability
• Reduce pain related to laxity and overload

This is a key component for long-term structural support.

Regenerative Medicine

When appropriate, regenerative treatments may be used to:

• Support tissue healing
• Improve joint integrity
• Enhance recovery capacity

Performance and Recovery Support

To support both performance and recovery, we may incorporate:

• TECAR therapy to improve circulation and tissue readiness
• Shockwave therapy for areas of chronic overload or fibrosis
• PEMF (pulsed electromagnetic fields) and red light therapy to support recovery and reduce inflammation

Conditions We Commonly Treat

• Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS)
• Hypermobility spectrum disorders
• Chronic joint pain and instability
• Recurrent subluxations or dislocations
• Neck, back, and pelvic instability
• Nerve irritation and sensitivity
• Fatigue and movement-related pain
• “Tightness and restrictions’

A Long-Term Strategy for Function

Hypermobility requires ongoing management.

Our goal is to help you:

• Improve joint stability
• Reduce pain and flare-ups
• Move more efficiently
• Build strength without worsening symptoms
• Maintain function long term
• Live a normal life

This is not a short-term fix—it is a structured system for managing your body effectively.

Why Patients Choose This Program

• Physician-led hypermobility expertise
• Specialized evaluation and diagnosis
• Integration of Fascial Mapping and regenerative treatment
• Focus on long-term function, not temporary relief
• Experience treating complex and unresolved cases

What to Expect

Step 1: Evaluation

• Comprehensive medical assessment
• Fascial Mapping® if indicated
• Functional and systemic evaluation

Step 2: Personalized Plan

• Clear diagnosis and explanation
• Targeted treatment strategy
• Structured plan for stability and recovery

Step 3: Treatment and Progression

• Hydrofascia Release
• Prolotherapy and regenerative care (as indicated)
• Therapeutic modalities
• AI-enhanced strength, balance and toning training
• Ongoing reassessment and adjustment

Results Patients Are Looking For

• Improved stability and control
• Reduced pain and flare-ups
• Better movement and function
• Increased confidence in daily activity
• A clear understanding of how to manage their condition

Start Your Evaluation

If you suspect hypermobility or have been diagnosed with EDS and are still struggling, a more specialized approach may be needed.

We provide advanced care for hypermobility and connective tissue disorders in Beverly Hills, focused on helping you move better and function at a higher level.

Request Your Evaluation Today

• Speak with our team
• Get matched to the right program
• Begin a structured plan