Lucrecia Mervine, PT

05/01/2026

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04/28/2026

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Looking for a fresh, fun way to relax, strengthen your body, and clear your mind?Juneau Pools is offering Floga, floating yoga at the AGB Pool, Tuesdays from 6:45 - 7:30 p.m. 🧘‍♂️💧

Improve balance, core strength, and flexibility with gentle, guided yoga practiced on floating boards. This is a calming, low-impact workout suitable for beginners, experienced yogis, or anyone looking to try something new. Spots are limited and registration opens on Fridays at noon before the class at bit.ly/registerCBJparks. The first class will be May 5, with registration opening May 1.

04/20/2026

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03/31/2026

*BIG THANK YOU’s TO EVERYONE WHO VOTED!!! 🤗🙌💖🙏
I’m honored and humbled to have won this award. It is my joy & passion to continue helping people get back to living their best life.

03/07/2026

BIG THANK YOUs to all the faithful daily voters! TODAY is the final voting day! One more vote pls 😊🙏
Let’s finish strong!!

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03/07/2026

We're excited to welcome Dr. Emily Fitzgerald to the team at Bartlett Orthopedic Specialists. Dr. Fitzgerald is currently accepting patients for her upcoming clinic dates this month - call (907) 796-8198 to make an appointment.

Dr. Fitzgerald is a family medicine physician specializing in sports medicine. She is the only fellowship trained primary care sports medicine provider in Southeast Alaska and one of a handful in our state. She has a passion for movement and treating athletes of all ages. She specializes in diagnosis and non-operative treatment of acute musculoskeletal injuries, fracture care, relative-energy deficiency in sport and concussions. She also offers platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections to accelerate healing in joints, tendons, and muscles.

03/05/2026

Voting ends THIS Friday! (Not 2 more wks as once heard). Appreciate your daily vote till the end. 🤗🙏

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02/28/2026

Very grateful to be nominated again for Best of Juneau. Would appreciate your daily vote until they announce deadline (coming soon)! 😊🙏 Go to:
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02/23/2026

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02/19/2026

Another amazing testimony for the benefits of Fascial Counterstrain!

If you have questions on this super awesome manual therapy technique, send me a dm, and I will gladly share some specific resources with you.

*It is different and more advanced than myofascial release, and is definitely not the excruciatingly painful Fascial Distortion Model.

I’ve been told that I love Fascial Counterstrain (FCS) a lot! Maybe a little too much.

But how could I not?

The results I see from the application of FCS keep blowing my mind.

This is a case of a fit female who sustained a distal tibia and fibula fracture in early January. While she did not require surgery, she had to wear a cast for a few weeks.

I had seen her a couple of times to help her with the issues affecting her as result of the injury and moving around in crutches and a cast. I wasn’t prepared for what the removal of the cast would reveal.

She sent me the picture 9 hours before her session. I huffed upon seeing the image. I knew I’d have my hands full. To her credit, she takes excellent care of her health and her body responded quite well, so much so that I only needed one hour when I had initially thought I’d need at least 90 minutes.

She reached out this morning, about 15 hours after her session, to let me know how much better she was feeling and how much better her ankle looked. The images say it all. I’ve been in the Counterstrain field since 2012. Even after all these years, the results never cease to amaze me.

Yes, I do love FCS, maybe a little too much ...

But how could I not?