EDS and Hypermobility Physical Therapy in Holly Springs, NC

You’re Not Imagining It

If you have Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS) or hypermobility spectrum disorder (HSD), you may have spent years hearing that your tests look normal, or that you just need to stretch more. Many people with hypermobility find that standard physical therapy doesn’t help, and sometimes makes things worse. You don’t need more flexibility. You need joint stability, strength, and body awareness to help manage pain, subluxations, and fatigue.

Moving Beyond “Traditional” Physical Therapy

Courtney Davis, PT, is an active participant in the EDS ECHO program for allied health professionals, which connects clinicians with leading experts in EDS, hypermobility, and related conditions like POTS and dysautonomia. That ongoing training shapes every plan she builds. You aren’t just a patient on a schedule. We are a team focused on your long-term function.

EDS and Hypermobility Physical Therapy in Holly Springs, NC

EDS and Hypermobility Visit Options

30-minute visit: $125 (Virtual option available)
60-minute visit: $207
90-minute visit: $297, for patients with an extensive history

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*Every evaluation includes a personalized home program within 24 to 48 hours and four weeks of follow-up by text or email to adjust your plan and answer questions. Virtual visits are available for North Carolina residents.

Our Approach to Hypermobility

Every session is one-on-one, and every plan is paced to your body:

Stability over stretching: Building the deep muscle strength that helps hold your joints in place.
Proprioception training: Teaching your brain to sense where your joints are in space, which may help reduce subluxations and micro-injuries.
Pacing and POTS awareness: Adjusting exercise position, intensity, and progression for patients managing POTS and dysautonomia.
Gentle hands-on care: Lighter-pressure Graston Technique and CranioSacral Therapy (from October 26) for patients who don’t tolerate deep pressure.
Strength testing: Objective measurements to track progress, not guesswork.
Care coordination: Courtney communicates directly with your physicians and other providers so your care stays connected.

Who We Help

Teens and young athletes with hypermobility, frequent sprains, or joint instability
Adults with hypermobile EDS (hEDS) or hypermobility spectrum disorder
People managing POTS or dysautonomia alongside hypermobility
Patients preparing for or recovering from surgery