Jenna L. Cain, DPT

My healing journey began in 2000. If you would have asked me at the time if I would have framed what I was experiencing as “healing,” I would have thought you were crazy. Mainly because nothing about what I experienced for the next 20+ years felt “good.” The first time I remember being sick I had mono in high school. This threw my system for a loop. I experienced fatigue and muscle pain that I didn’t fully realize was not typical. Throughout my college experience, I played Division 1 soccer and learned to ignore my body’s aches, pains, and even injuries. It wasn’t until I graduated from my undergraduate degree that I started to notice dramatic changes in my body. I immediately put on 25 pounds of extra weight and extreme joint pain. I had a lot of pain doing simple tasks like lifting my arms above my head or reach across my body to put on my seat belt. I could barely stay awake during my work day. I had a hard time finding any sort of joy in my life because it felt difficult to even smile or laugh. I went on to physical therapy school, continued to use caffeine to survive, got married, and had 2 children. After I gave birth to my second child, things continue to decline. My health spiraled to the point of a hospital admission just to be told I had Crohn’s disease. Shortly after that hospital stay, I developed neurological symptoms that were labeled as shingles. And I continued to experience those symptoms every 2-3 months for the next seven years. In an attempt to find better health, I worked with acupuncturists, allopathic doctors, eastern medicine, functional medicine chiropractors, dieticians, and personal trainers. You name it, I have tried it.

It wasn’t until I stopped looking outside of myself for help and finally looked inward and upward to figure out what it was that I was missing.

As of today, I have not had any neurological symptoms since September of 2022. I have had some amazing changes take place that has led me to the increased healing and wellness that I enjoy today. Because of these changes, I feel divinely led to be a vessel of hope and guidance for others that may be struggling through things much like I experienced. It wasn’t until I looked at the complete picture that I was able to heal - really understanding my mind and the lies I had told myself on repeat, how my body was manifesting those lies and how my spiritual walk with God really is the foundation of healing. I had to surrender all my “knowledge” and control to find peace and healing. I know others can experience this same journey. I wish I had the information I have now 23 years ago. However, I do believe the years of health struggles have prepared me to help others. I have been in the shadow of darkness, and I know now that God never left me. My sincere prayer for your health and healing journey is that God would have His hand firmly at the reins and that you receive whatever it is that you truly need as we work together toward total health and wholeness.

Doctorate, Physical Therapy (DPT),
University of Dayton

Bachelor’s of Science in Exercise Physiology,
Morehead State University

Education