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San Antonio · Shavano Park · Remote

Help for pain, tension, and a body that stays on guard.

Private, individualized wellness sessions for people navigating persistent pain, restricted movement, fatigue, dizziness, or stress that feels held in the body.

Educational wellness support · In person or remote · Results vary

Shankar Poncelet, Functional Neurologist and co-founder of Go Pain to Power
Shankar PonceletFunctional Neurologist
Antréa Ferguson, Emotional Operator and co-founder of Go Pain to Power
Antréa FergusonEmotional Operator

Conditions We Support

Start with what you notice in your body.

We organize support around your lived experience—not a crowded list of promises or a one-size-fits-all protocol.

01

Back, head, neck & joints

Pain, guarding, stiffness, restricted movement, and old injuries that still affect daily life.

Explore physical patterns →
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Stress, tension & dizziness

A calm place to explore nervous-system responses that may interact with movement and comfort.

See what people bring →

A clearer process

Observe. Introduce information. Compare what changes.

We begin with what you notice now, use gentle movement, touch-based or sensory inputs where appropriate, and compare your response—without forcing movement or asking you to push through pain.

  1. 1
    Listen and observe

    Start with the movement, sensation, or concern that matters to you.

  2. 2
    Explore gently

    Use specific inputs and compare what you notice—not a generic protocol.

  3. 3
    Choose next steps

    Discuss what changed, what did not, and whether further support makes sense.

Free Live Webinar

Prefer to learn before booking?

Join our live Health Reset Protocol webinar. We explain how stress and protective nervous-system patterns may influence pain and tension, walk through the framework, and answer questions live.

A Physician's Perspective

Two disciplines. One more complete conversation.

Frank K. Kuwamura III, MD, a board-certified orthopedic spine surgeon, joins Shankar to compare structural care with nervous-system-informed wellness work.

Dr. Kuwamura discusses why persistent pain can involve more than bones and tissue, describes his response to a brief session, and participates in a live shoulder demonstration.

Local recognitionRecognized in Boerne Monthly’s 2026 Best in Health Care featureRead Dr. Kuwamura’s profile in the June 2026 issue

The full conversation is educational and does not replace medical evaluation or treatment. Individual experiences vary.

Antréa Ferguson using a tuning fork during a wellness demonstration
The goal isn’t to “fix” you. It’s to create space to notice what your body can do next.

The heart behind GPTP

Real people. Distinct perspectives. One individualized approach.

Shankar and Antréa bring different lenses to body awareness, movement, stress, and nervous-system-informed wellness. The shared goal is a respectful experience where you are not reduced to a diagnosis.

Learn Before You Decide

Understand the approach in your own time.

Begin with how sessions work, explore the larger pain-and-nervous-system picture, or read the San Antonio resource already appearing in search.

In Person or Remote

Begin where support is most practical.

Shavano Park

3503 Paesanos Pkwy, Suite 201
Shavano Park, TX 78231

Remote availability

Available when the requested support and format are an appropriate fit.

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A calm next step

Understand the approach before deciding whether it fits.

You do not need the perfect explanation before reaching out. We can begin with the issue affecting you most right now while keeping appropriate medical care in the picture.