Corey Cosgrove

  • MI License #: 7501011500
  • 187

You do now swim with or against life if you simply learn to become the current; therefore, it will be up to you to determine for which path your river will flow. (Cosgrove, 2015)

Growing up in the early 80's was an interesting lesson for what the human body can sustain while jumping from moving marry-go-rounds, falling from trees, metal slides and jagged playground equipment.  This like many of our behaviors led to a bag full of Diagnosis but those were just labels and never pointing to the cause of those chronic pains.


After the Economic collapse in 2009 I had lost everything and started over like many of us.  Returning to college and graduating Magna Cum Laude with a...

Growing up in the early 80's was an interesting lesson for what the human body can sustain while jumping from moving marry-go-rounds, falling from trees, metal slides and jagged playground equipment.  This like many of our behaviors led to a bag full of Diagnosis but those were just labels and never pointing to the cause of those chronic pains.


After the Economic collapse in 2009 I had lost everything and started over like many of us.  Returning to college and graduating Magna Cum Laude with an Associates of Applied Science in Physical Therapist Assistant gave me a new breath of air.  Could this really be the answer to my own successful woes while being able to help others in need?  Nope...  

Traditional Western healthcare quickly unveiled what "healthcare" really was.  During my first 8 years as a traditional therapist I noticed my hands being held back from the help I was able to offer.  Struggling through the red tape of traditional medicine, I was able to train with the John F. Barnes Myofascial Release program.  Sadly the small outpatient physical therapy clinic I worked for had little room for a manual therapist as insurance companies truly dictate reimbursements leading to the type of therapy able to be received as a patient.  This led me to my education at Blue Heron Academy of the Arts which in turn allowed me to graduate Summa Cum Laude, to become National Board Certified as a Licensed Medical Massage Therapist, and continue my practice as a John F. Barnes Myofascial Release Practitioner.  

What does all this mean?  I have the autonomy and ability for you to come to me.  No referrals needed, no insurance red tape, no gimmicks... just authentic healing.  My path in this life is to provide a safe space in order to facilitate the healing process of life itself and I am here for you! 

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Where I Work
Licenses
Massage

MI # 7501011500

Physical Therapist Assistant

# 5502003621

Education
2019

Blue Heron Academy: Grand Rapids

Medical Massage Therapy

2012

Baker College of Muskegon

AAS-Physical Therapist Assistant

Experience
Bodywork

JFB Myofascial Release

Completed courses for John F. Barnes Myofascial Release: MFR 1 MFR 2 MFR Fascia-Pelvis MFR Unwinding MFR Advanced Unwinding MFR Rebounding MFR Quantum Leap

Physical Therapy

Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant

Since 2012 I have worked as a Physical Therapist Assistant in a variety of settings focusing on geriatric therapy, manual therapies, and John F. Barnes Myofascial Release. I am an active member of the Health Science Advisory Board of Baker College of Muskegon, spent valuable time as a clinical instructor for Baker College of Muskegon's Physical Therapist Assistant program, and continue my education specializing in manual therapies.

REVIEWS for my Bodywork services

by Michael on Apr 20
Corey was wonderful. He’s knowledgeable pleasant friendly talented and caring. Was my first time referred by Black River Acupuncture. I had myofascial release. Thank you!
by Anonymous on Apr 15
Great massage and fun conversations
by Anonymous on Apr 06
Corey is outstanding and I appreciate his work so much.
by Jen on Mar 28
MFR is a whole different ballgame, but Corey knows what he is doing. It’s also a delight to spend an hour in his company.. one hour with this stranger was like six hours with an old friend. Can’t recommend enough. Also, that hip stretch with the gait belt was tops - thank you for fixing me!
by Deb on Mar 20
Not only got all the parts that hurt, he found ones I didn’t know existed. I was able to move a lot easier after.
by Anonymous on Feb 23
I was nervous (I always am for doctors or anything like that) and Corey was so chill.
by Anonymous on Feb 07
The massage I received was one of the best I've had. Released a lot of tension in the first session. Corey has vast knowledge of how everything works and how everything is connected.
by Terrie on Jan 10
He helped ease the pain and also listened to me. In the medical world today that is a rarity. Corey is a gem ❤️🙏🏻
by Amy on Jan 08
Every little thing!
by Jarod on Dec 29
The most personable and caring therapist I’ve ever met

SPECIALTIES: Bodywork and Massage techniques I perform

Bodywork & Massage

  • Mobile JFB Myofascial Release
  • Myofascial Release
  • Medical Massage/MFR
  • Medical Massage