I've been coming here since 2011 after a multitide of injuries. Anytime I make an appointment (usually for a Saturday since I can drive in for the weekend), I have been able to have the majority of my injuries taken care of. This most recent time was a doozy. I had some nagging pain in my shoulder, hip, back, arms, and neck. Lyn was able to take his lasers, ultrasound machines, electronic stimulation machines, manual manipulation, and a topical cream to alleviate the pain after treatment (along with a few other minor adjustments to reset my body from these injuiries). I was only able to do a single session for now but felt almost instantly better. His methods are effective and have worked on me since I've been seeing him over 10 years ago. I would definitely make the time and take a trip to see Lyn. read more

I have seen Lynn for years and he has either outright fixed or made my issue 90% better in just two sessions. I come all the way from Northern California to see him because I have not been to a PT in my area that works. It's just the same long evaluation and a bunch of exercises that never fix anything. Lynn uses a completely different treatment modality that incorporates electric stimulation, ultrasound the affected area with an anti-inflammatory ointment that breaks up scar tissue, and manual muscle and/or soft tissue manipulation that does the same and it has worked for me every single time on soft tissue damage like sprains, tendonitis, and other ligament damage. You then rest the affected area for 7 days. By this I mean no physical activity that would affect or strain the injured area. ie Running on a sprained ankle. I can't for the life of me figure out why almost all his reviews are either 4 or 5 star like mine, or people who don't even want to give him 1 star. Every time he has treated me it has worked (at least 6-8x). I wouldn't travel most of the way down the state to see him if it didn't. read more

I have been a patient of Lyn Taylor RPT for about a year. He and his team are amazing! I have osteoarthritis in both knees and the treatments work wonders. They treat me like a family member. I recommend them to anyone who requires any physical therapies! read more

I've been coming to Lyn for 40 years. He has brought me back to functioning many times when no one could fix my problem and nothing else worked. His knowledge of the body, musculature, etc. is beyond vast. He is amazing. He often fixes what ails me in one or two visits I've referred many folks to Lyn and they have had the same results. I come from the Valley. It's a trek but it's always worth it. Thank you Lyn, Cindy and staff. read more

-the worst treatment ever, therapist would use 2 ultrasound one in left hand for the back of my knee and one on in his right hand for my lower back -bogus charges, my friend said they used a laser on his knee, i ask the therapist what laser they used, he brought an infrared device to show me, i was charged for laser treatment. -therapist not following instructions, I overhear, didn't i tell you to stay lying down on his stomach, therapist responded i can not force people to follow instructions, he never told me to stay put, -treatment does not work , after the treatment i was ok for 8 hours, at mead night the pain woke me up, after the ibuprofen cream they used run out the pain came back and I went back to my pain keel medication read more

Do yourself a favor and visit a real physical therapist, not these scam artists. I'm a guitarist who has struggled with nerve compression issues on and off for years. Their solution was to apply topical Ibuprofen (Advil) to the painful spots in my arms, massage them for about 5 minutes -- literally -- and ask if they felt better! I received a stronger massage in Westwood from a petite Asian woman than I did here. The final course of treatment is to hover red "Star Trek" lights over your arms -- I asked my friend, a practicing PT, about these lights. He said they haven't been used by working physical therapists for about 15 years. Your nerve and carpal tunnel problems will not be solved by one overpriced round of light massage and Advil. I worked with a fantastic PT on Wilshire and Beverly Glen who got me up in playing again -- after weeks of treatment and exercise. I wouldn't have written this review, but Cindy accidentally sent me an email intended for Denise, in which she doubted my claim that my insurance would "pay in full" after they had committed an administrative error (which they had). As you can see, if Cindy can make a mistake, it's totally possible for my insurance to do it as well! One more thing: if you ignore all the warnings on Yelp and decide to visit their office, look for "Common Spiders of North America" on the bookshelf in the treatment room. It's a text you'll find in any legitimate medical office! read more

I missed my appointment and I even called about it . However the receptionist said I could never again reschedule. I could see making me wait ninety days but never again? She defies the Hippocratic Oath, goodness and decency read more

I have old injuries that flare up now and then. The problem is they don't just irritate me when this happens - they incapacitate me. I have seen Lyn 3 times over the last year, for 3 different problems. In the first session he cured the rare form of sciatic I have had since 2002. Cured it. I'm not kidding. He told me how to avoid triggering it again and to come back if I did. I have had knee problems on and off most of my life, and my ortho wanted to do arthroscopic surgery on both my knees. I am resistant to cutting, but was getting desperate. After my first miracle with Lyn, I was willing to drive (from out of state) to see him again. I literally limped in, gasping for pain with each step. I walked out normally. Insane!!! The problem wasn't actually my knees at all. Next was my wrists. I was over ambitious with some DIY and heavy lifting and strained some tendons in my wrist. He fixed me up and sent me on my way. After the years of pain I endured and the dozens of doctors I've seen, I still find it hard to believe anyone can work these miracles. When my musician-neighbors told me that he was a miracle worker and I had to see him, I was skeptical. I have to say, Lyn's done more for me than I thought possible. Be prepared for PT unlike any other. This isn't your stretching, flexing, massaging come-back-in-3-days deal. You are going to expose the injured body part(s) and Lyn is going to get deep into the muscles to manipulate them. It's painful, and it's effective. If you are anything like me, all I can say is: be skeptical, and go and see him anyway. read more

I have been going to Advanced Therapy Institute on and off for many years and Lyn Paul Taylor is the man! I have seen a variety of different people over the course of my career for a variety of repetitive stress injuries; other "traditional" PT 's which require weeks and months of treatment, different styles of massage, chiropractic, acupuncture (which I continue to do and swear by), rolfing, kinesiologists, sports medicine Dr's ... and the list goes on. No matter what concern I have, Lyn ALWAYS makes it better. For particularly stubborn issues, sometimes it has taken a few more visits but in the end, he fixes it every time. His staff is friendly. They are particularly thoughtful of people in pain and always make every attempt to fit you into their schedule as soon as possible. Lyn is extremely knowledgeable and a really nice man. An appointment generally takes between 1 -1.5 hours - you absolutely never feel like you're being pushed out the door. He and his staff take the time to do whatever it takes to make you better. Many years ago, a pianist recommended Lyn Paul Taylor to me saying he "saved her career." I could say the same. He continues to save my career. Thanks, Lyn. You're awesome! A side note about getting there and parking: It can be a little tricky to get there with traffic on the city streets, leave extra time. You can pay to park in the garage attached to the building - certainly the most convenient but not the least expensive. You may get lucky with street parking/meters. read more

Mere words cannot describe the perfection that is Lyn Paul Taylor! I adore this man and his wife, Cindy, who runs his office. Many years ago, I hopped in on crutches with a moon boot, 3 broken foot bones and a swollen hoof and sort of glided out - minus crutches and the clunky moon boot - with only a little tape covering my foot. I am such a devout Taylor fan, that I literally walk up to people on crutches or in casts and share his contact info. With his dry humor, hysterically cranky bedside manner and sheer professionalism, Lyn could be a stand-up comedian, but lucky us, he fixes sprains, breaks, aches and pains. Lyn Paul Taylor is the most exceptional expert in his field. He also heals animals. So, take your dogs, horses and other furry friends to him, too. We have! read more

Lyn Paul Taylor is the dictionary definition of the con artist of our times who lies and tricks injured people that are already suffering from chronic pain and only go here as last resort, the last hope to help cure them. Weary people who've seen many doctors for soft tissue injuries go see this devil after a colleague or perhaps a friend recommends this place because 15 or 20 years ago, this man helped them. Instead, they get scammed by this shameless man & his fake "therapist" team. Taking advantage of people in pain is wrong on so many levels and that's why this place deserves to be exposed. The treatment you pay for just includes some ultrasound massage by his socially awkward "students" & Taylor touching the affected areas gently. You get charged for each area. He literally doesn't do anything other than minor pinching of your skin. What makes him a con artist isn't just not doing anything but also how he looks at you in the eye & says you'll heal that night just by his touch. That all other doctors didn't know what they were doing up until now. He says you'll never have to do anything else because he cured you, and he puts the object that you say hurts when you do stuff and asks, "Does it hurt. Now?" For example, if you say you have pain when you type, he'll put a keyboard in front of you & ask you to type. He says, " See, you're cured!" Unbelievable! Puzzled, you don't know what to do. Then he walks you over to the counter & watches you as you pay the ridiculous amount due to the receptionist. Oh the devil... who else can lie & take money from people who are perhaps already broke from paying for medical bills or not being able to fully work. Whoever works here knowing this is as equally guilty. Taylor has a good reputation for the work he did 20 years ago and I'm so happy for those who benefited. But let me tell you that's not what he does now. He's just milking that rep. I challenge you to ask the person that recommended you how long ago they saw him. Your cure is: rest+ relaxing+lengthening+loosening+strengthening your muscles and tendons which takes time. You also need rigorous Myofascial Release Massage, which is most likely what he did 20 years ago. Anyone who offers a miracle cure by just touching you, is full of shit. You won't have strong opinions such as this unless you experience this man's charm & con artistry for yourself. If you have $200 to $500 to spare for a visit to see what I mean, go ahead & try it for yourself. read more

I am a flutist, and have been having elbow, arm, and hand issues for about three years. It had advanced to the point where I couldn't play any longer without my hands shaking. Music is my career, so it was very frightening. I finally made an appointment (I'm not from Los Angeles, so I had to make a drive from out-of-state), and I am SO glad that I went! Lyn is a no-nonsense guy who is extremely knowledgeable about the inflammatory process in the body. As I left his office, I felt as if I had received an arm transplant. Unbelievable. The recovery process did take two weeks, as his website says (www.advtherapy.net). Leave ample time for recovery, and treat your muscles right in the meantime! I will probably make another appointment in a couple months as a sort of follow up to make sure the problem isn't coming back. It's now back to playing and performing for me! Everyone I know who has gone to Lyn for help says he is a "career saver." I agree. read more

This man!!!! Just fixed my knee after recent procedures, chiropractor visits, endless orthopedist visits, Other physical therapy failed attempts! Everyone tried. He succeeded. You are everything!!! THANK YOU read more

I had problems in my wrist as a violinist and within 2 minutes, Lyn Paul Taylor told me "You have carpel tunnel syndrome but you'll be fine after this treatment." As it turns out, I don't have carpel tunnel and I was actually in more pain after I left. He did tons of digging around in my wrist and it made it worse for weeks. It seems to me that someone who is really knowledgeable in this field would understand that there are tons of tendons, ligaments in the wrist and just because you see inflammation there doesn't always mean it's carpel tunnel. read more

I must have come here on a bad day. Came here for a messed up hand. I felt totally rushed in and out; I received some topical ibuprofen and some electromagnetic work from an assistant who looked totally disinterested and wasn't even hitting the right area. I was given some advice to let my hand rest and was sent on my way. The next day it was worse, and I scheduled an appointment with an MD, who diagnosed me with something different. It breaks my heart because I was excited to go to this place, I've received many stellar personal recommendations and the yelp reviews are solid. But now I'm back at square one, in pain and broke. I regret coming here. read more

I came to Lyn because I had a pinched nerve in my neck due to poor posture at work. I went in in such pain and I could hardly turn my head. Lyn FIXED my neck. I walked out of there my head freely moving and no pain. The actual treatment is kinda weird-the manipulation is intense and you can hear crunching. Just try to breathe through it and you will be amazed at the relief. Whenever I start working incorrectly and have a flare up I go back to see him but for the most part I know what to do now to stop problem. Go see Lyn-he will fix you up!! read more

First things first... The receptionist is the devil. I was billed by them and they told me I was not insured. I called them and they were incredibly rude to me on the phone telling me this isn't their problem. I've never had this problem in my life at any medical practice office. I followed up with my insurance who reached out to them, they were greeted with the same hostility. Apparently they do not know how to submit insurance claims... Kind of odd considering they are a medical practice. Their lack of professionalism is absurd. Secondly, they billed me twice for the exact same procedure because they messed it up the first time and did not work on the correct area of my wrist. They seemed to be very rushed and had little attention to detail. Eventually, yes, they pinpointed my problem but it took them 3 tries and I had to almost coach them as to where I was feeling pain. Overall my experience while I was in the office was okay, but I will never recommended this place to even my worst enemy. On the back end, this place has been a nightmare. Steer clear my helper friends, steer clear. read more

I was told that I have sacral, sciatic, lumbar issues. Forced to use a cane and /or wheelchair. Medications included dilaudid, baclophen, and a few others. My Dad, Lyn P Taylor, had me come down from Northern California. I'm on my 3rd of 4 treatments in 4 days and don't take the meds anymore with only precautionary use of my cane. Love my Dad. :) read more

Advanced Therapy Institute - Physical Therapy Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Okay, my experience in this place was so bizarre that I'm not even sure where to begin. I'll start by saying this: I would highly recommend this establishment to anyone seeking material for a novel or short story that features an eccentric doctor who insists he has found some kind of "miracle" cure for an ailment that is usually reserved for only the most qualified to treat. Enter: Dr. Lyn Paul Taylor. Upon first glance, the place seems legit enough. The building it's in is a towering glass and metal monolith, even has it's own cafeteria in the lobby. I imagine the place is occupied by many a reputable company, all with their own gold lettering in both the elevator directory and hallway entrance. But what lies beyond the doors of the "Advanced Therapy Institute" is a scene straight out of Alice in Wonderland. The very first thing one must notice about the place is the furniture. The receptionist was nice enough, pleasant in fact and she handed me the standard forms to fill out. As I sat upon what looked and felt like my grandmother's couch (not the new one, the one from 1985), I happened to notice something strange: the walls were filled with cheap watercolor paintings of cobblestoned streets and birds by the sea. Okay, the same kind of thing you see in any doctor's office. So the strange part wasn't what the walls donned, but rather what they didn't: any certificate or degree of any kind. None whatsoever. Not in the lobby and not in the interior rooms. Hmm... After I filled out my paperwork, another (also very nice) woman in her 20s led me to the patient room (not sure what the proper name for this is). As we approached the open door to the room the woman kindly directed me to sit on "the blue chair". Okay, so normally in any doctor's office or PT place, there would be the standard adobe-colored, convertible pleather bed/chair thing that has the paper they roll out and tear off. Not in the world beyond the looking glass, however. No, in Alice's physical therapy office, they have you sit in, honest to goodness, an old, blue lazy boy. Yes, I was told to wait for the doctor in an old lazy boy, the kind my father was so fond of and sat in until the seat was worn down. And this chair looked like it came from the same living room set they had situated in the waiting room. In comes the "doctor" one Mr. Lyn Paul Taylor. A 50-something year old man with an aging-hippy haircut and a leather vest (a leather vest) walks into the room and introduces himself. Before I know it he whips out a gizmo that appears to have been assembled from parts purchased at Radio Shack with the words "DSR Zone Finder" screen printed across the front. He begins his "testing" my leg and buttocks with this little doo-hicky. The way the device works, he tells me, is that the two probes, which resemble metallic magic wands with tiny foam tips, measures the electrical current in my nerves. He goes on to explain that he and his "students" are the only ones to know about this technology and in fact the only ones with access to it. The only ones with access... So what you are telling me is that you made this thing yourself? After researching the device online, I discovered that indeed this guy holds the patent on this machine. Well okay, let's say that he did make it, so what, as long as it works right? Well, let me tell you that thing sure did work! At least according to Dr. Taylor who diagnosed me with two ailments, one of them apparently extremely rare by the way, within... wait for it... literally 30 seconds. The time it took me to walk from the waiting room to the blue lazy boy was the same time it took him to diagnose me with two problems that have been ailing me for the last 3 years. The PT working at UNC Chapel Hill couldn't do it, but he could. Shazam!! Moving forward. After "diagnosing" my problem, he gets on with the treatment, which consists of an ultra sound and two devices called "cold lasers" that basically resemble a high-powered cat toy. Now it's his lovely assistant's turn to administer the "treatment". She rubs gook on my butt and waves this ultrasound wand around for about 5 minutes. Then "Dr." Taylor comes back in and pinches my skin for a bit, not before handing me "literature" on my condition (which he wrote himself). After poking at my nerves a bit more, he instructs me to stand up and tell him if it feels better, but asking in a way that he presumes it does. I walk around and he asks me again "doesn't it feel better?". I say "well, I don't know". He gives out a laugh, as if to suggest I'm crazy for not being sure. I explain, well you know, I've had this problem for years so... Okay he says, and has me sit back down for another pinching session. He has me stand up again. Doesn't it feel better? I'm not sure... Okay he says, you're done. In comes his assistant once more, who instructs me to sit on top of a foot massager (yes, a foot massager). Two minutes later she wishes me luck and I'm out $95. read more

Aches and sorrows begone! In today's world where it's truly a system overload of medical options for pain treatments, why not give the advanced and new a try? With their unique and specific approach, Advance Therapy Institute will do the unconventional compared to your typical PTs and just let the team prove it to you rather than me sit here type some more. I've been converted as a believer of this office's treatments as my aches and sorrows are long gone. Sometimes, ya gotta see it to believe it. I feel ya. So, give it a try and let YOUR aches and sorrows begone. read more

At first glance, this place is not a typical physical therapy clinic. There is not a huge emphasis on workouts and range of motion exercises. On the contrary, this place represents physical therapy in the truest sense - therapy aimed to improve functional movement and get us back to what we love to do best. Suggestion is that you must go with an open mind and hear out the philosophy and strategy of treatment...it makes complete anatomical and physiological sense (I was a molecular, cell, and developmental biology major and am a current doctor of physical therapy student...so I do have a biology background and i do think critically about therapists' approaches. The taylor approach to physical therapy makes complete sense). in general, the treatment is not comfortable nor is it a 30 minute scam treatment (usually takes around 1-1.5 hrs), but all real good things have a cost... the cost of this approach is some discomfort/borderline painful and time....but weeeellll worth the immediate results he gets. one promise - the staff is honest. they won't sham treat people or bill unfairly...definitely legitimately good and honest people. gluck and get well soon! read more

This place is a scam, they should all go to jail including the pretty assistants, they use to smoke you out of their true nature of crocs. They don't deserve even a star. I went there for a back pain, the old guy with a cane, pretended knowing what I have and he would solve it right there that day. They know people won't sue them for 40$ since hiring a lawyer would amount even more costly and they take advantage of it, but one day that will cost them a beautiful class action. read more

Hi all , so I couldn't walk at all due to a back injury. The truth is I had no hope . I had contemplated killing my self for a long time due to severe pain . So my ex at the time saw that I was literally useless because I couldn't move at all. Well we had heard about lynn from a relative . Oh my he fixed me and gave me life and hope . I'm soo thankful to lynn for fixing me . I went back 4 days after and I couldn't stretch my right let completely for 5 years and he fixed that too . Not o ly the best doctor lynn but a genuinely good person. Him and his wife Cindy. Daniel the other doctor and the staff too . Oh my they fix you make you feel comfortable if you need help undressing they help you . . God bless them for helping us the ppl. He also fixes my son . who doesn't want to go anywhere but with lynn . My son says lynn takes care of it all in one shot. Lynn fixed my mother. They charged me so cheap because I had spent thousands on b.s doctors . All who only took me for my money and either messed me up more I mentioned I have a back injury so I had gone to see a Asian masseuse which she had been massaging for a good year . but I went to get the massage a day b4 the next day I couldn't move at all not an inch because of pain for a whole week . My ex gave me an ice pack and that's how I was able to go shower . I did on my knees Not only that lynn told me exactly what was wrong with me . Everything that they put on my MRI"s. I couldn't believe it no machines no radiation and he knew what was wrong with me . My son is a Brazilian jiu jitsu practitioner and a runner .So lynn always fixes him . Plus one of our friends nephew became paralyzed from the neck Down . all from getting an Asian massage. At times I would watch the elderly walk faster than me but since lynn never again . Too I saw him today bcuz I fainted again and got all messed up . he fixed me . read more

Lyn got my trigger pinky (rare, I know; he says I'm "lucky" lol) on the right track with one therapy session. Can't go wrong, dude's a magician. read more

I'm a musician with long standing pain in my thumbs/hands, going back 8 years. I've seen three hand specialists at Kaiser and Cedars in the past who diagnosed arthritis and said nothing could be done except to wear braces, or possibly consider a surgery that had a less than 50% chance of success and had a 4 month recovery time. After testing me, Lyn patiently explained that the pain was actually tendonitis, and with 3 treatments over the past two weeks, I'm almost pain free for the first time in years. I honestly didn't believe Lyn when he said he would cure the problem, but he did. The soft tissue manipulations which he and Daniel have done were a little painful but well worth it, and along with the ultrasound treatments, and the at-home regimen, have nearly resolved my pain! Not only that, I mentioned 3 other pain areas (all long-standing, over 5 years): My hips, knees and upper back. These were resolved in one visit. Lyn's also given me exercises to help keep these issues from recurring. The treatment is unorthodox, but in my case highly effective. I'm very grateful to be out of pain. Highly recommend! read more

This review is for Timothy Hui. Let me back up a step and say that there is more than one therapist at this location. So make sure to ask for Tim. So I had a boo-boo in the name of major wrist pain from using the computer too much. My wrists were crunchy and popping. I want my cereal to do that, not my wrists! Tim was able to figure out that it was from inflamed tissue in my forearms. After some zapping and application of medicated cream, it's feeling better. I appreciate that Tim's got a friendly personality to help figure out the problem. He'll explain what he's doing and tell you not to do whatever it was that caused the problem in the first place. Pros: The office has a great view of the city and they are open on Saturdays. The staff are all quite friendly. Semi-Cons: It takes about an hour for a treatment. read more

Lynn is the best for pain relief that is felt through the back and legs!

Believe it or not, I have been having lots of incredibly painful problems since I was 16. Along with Lynn, many other doctors/therapist said I am a weird case but so far none has helped me like the way Lynn (and Tim and Daniel) have always done to me. I highly recommend them to anyone who is experiencing pain! read more

Not satisfied with the service, very unprofessional. I regret that I sent a referral to this Dr. Avoid seeing this so called physical therapist if you want to be treated well and not just temporarily. read more

I've had tendonitis in my hands and achilles and he has always fixed them! Whenever I am in severe pain, I pay him a visit and he fixes me right up. read more

I have had Lyn P. Taylor help me with incredible problems in the past 10 years. He is absolutely amazing! When others cannot find the problem, it's just seconds for him - and then usually just minutes to fix it!! This past issue was a 'partially frozen arm.' I just couldn't lift it higher then chest height. Again - complete relief in just 40 minutes!! Adjusted the partially out of joint shoulder and then addressed the several ligament and muscle impairments. THANK YOU!!! Wow! You are AMAZING!! Jamie Chang read more

Dr Taylor is unbelievable. He's saved my musical career and has helped me when no other doctor has. Go see him! Now! He will heal you!

This review is long overdue. Lyn Taylor has been my RPT for about 20 years (geez). Over the past 2 decades his techniques/ treatments have either fixed or provided significant pain relief for just about every muscle pull, strain, tear, inflamed tissue you can imagine. Everything from vertebrae misalignments to plantar fasciitis (and everything in between) he has successfully treated. I have recommended his services to all of my workout gym buddies/partners who wind up with injuries or are in some sort of pain as a result of pushing heavy weight. It says a lot of a person and their skills when you continue to seek his services, having to pay out of pocket, despite having employer provided insurance that you contribute weekly. Don't waste your time or money seeking other PTs or treatments. Lyn Taylor is a step above any RPT you will find. Lyn you have been a lifesaver time and again. Thanks for always putting me back together! read more

My primary care doctor had diagnosed me with tendonitis in both wrists, but the medication and the wrist braces didn't help me at all. After two weeks of sticking with the medication I made an appointment with Lyn who told me that I was misdiagnosed as soon as I walked into his office. He was able to make my pain go away within one single session. I'm still an awe about this, I can't recommend him enough! I haven't had trouble with my wrists since then anymore at all. read more

If it was not for Lyn Paul Taylor, I might not be playing the cello at this point. He saved me so many times when I had to be able to perform without pain. The first time Lyn treated me, I had a tendinitis in the right arm which had been there more than six months. I was so concerned and in such pain. I thought I would have to give up playing the cello. Lyn fixed it in one session! It was in 1999, I think. Since then, I have been "hooked" and I know that, no matter what the problem is with arms, hands, back, fingers, or legs, Lyn will find a quick treatment. Highly recommended. Very nice staff, too! read more

Chances are, you've never experienced anything like Lyn Paul Taylor or his technique for the treatment of pain. Because it works so quickly, it's like magic, yet it's based entirely on the medical reality of our bodies' inflammatory processes. Whether it's your arm, elbow, wrist, neck, hip, knee, ankle.....he will "FIX" it! If you have localized pain, go to Lyn. He's a genius. read more

You know you have a brilliantly experienced hand at work when somebody can fix your arm that you've been struggling with for almost 3 months in a matter of 30 minutes. Lyn said his job is a craft and I couldn't agree more! He uses his fingers to detect adhesions (not the easiest thing to do just by feel but he does it in a heartbeat) and break them up to promote healing (like it says on his website - I recommend checking that out for more details). The best part? You'll be in and out in no time! Thank you Lyn! You were great! read more

Lyn Paul Taylor allowed me to continue playing violin after years of struggling with carpal tunnel syndrome. I cannot recommend him highly enough. If you are in pain, please go and see him. read more

I've been going here since 2004. Lyn has healed all kinds of injuries varying from back, hands and knees. He is simply the best. I have been to other physical therapists and have NEVER had results like I have with Lyn. read more

"I don't think one star explains how I feel. Lyn Paul Taylor deserves a no star. A friend had suggested I go see this therapist that supposedly works with Yo Yo Ma. My friend of a friend had gone in with a cast, and out with out the cast. Of course, I believe that the other people may have had fantastic experience, but my truth says that I did not. I am very open to new ways of doing things, but unfortunately, I want to share my experience, because I feel it is good to share and of course if there is proof this therapy works, feel free to share also. I started to be nervous when he used a battery tester to "test" whether I was "hot" or not in places on my spine that were in pain. I was so mortified to be treated in the manner that I was. After saying that I was scared of this machine, and was expecting physical therapy not electrical therapy, he said "I don't get paid if you die, and i don't get referrals from you if you aren't well so don't worry" I feel like this response was a very telling way to phrase it, that his welfare was more important then anything. I was very scared of the electrical pads that he put on my back and chest, and I was letting him know I was starting to feel dizzy. He took the pads off of me and yelled at me to "get out" of his office. The manner in which he kicked me out of his office for being scared of the electrical machines that were supposedly the only machines like them in the world. Machines similar are used to stop your heart or change it's beat if the power is too strong. I was very nervous and explaining the sensation of feeling dizzy should not warrant the manner in which he kicked me out of his office. I think a more professional therapist would understand how I feel and perhaps gently tell me that I don't need to do this therapy if I am uncomfortable. I feel like his ego was really truly getting in the way of being professional. I feel like his energy was brunt, calling me kiddo was demeaning, and then his body language and verbal expression was very unprofessional and made me feel uneasy about what he had done to my body. I went out the car and cried for at least an hour feeling totally shook up. The way the machines made me feel was uneasy and vibrated in my chest, and the way that he treated me made me trust his procedure even less. Can someone respond to these so called electricity machines that are supposed to work magic? I feel like it can't be healthy and further more, seem hoaky. I wish this therapist better experiences, and I hope he can heal as he says he can. I do wish him good work, and luck, as I don't want to see him hurt anyone." read more