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Manual Therapy

Manual therapy is a hands-on, skilled approach to diagnose and treat orthopedic injuries by implementing graded pressure/force and movement to mobilize/manipulate joints, soft tissue, fascia, and elevate awareness of dysfunctional areas.

Dry Needling: Static and Electric

Dry needling is the use of a sterile and flexible acupuncture needle to target taut bands of skeletal muscle know as “trigger points” at the associated segment in the spine or local musculoskeletal system to reduce pain, increase range of motion and flexibility, improve blood flow, and enhance healing.

Dry Needling: Static and Electric

Dry needling is the use of a sterile and flexible acupuncture needle to target taut bands of skeletal muscle know as “trigger points” at the associated segment in the spine or local musculoskeletal system to reduce pain, increase range of motion and flexibility, improve blood flow, and enhance healing.

Myofascial Decompression / Cupping

Use of cups to reduce pain, increase blood flow/circulation and lymphatic drainage, promote movement, and bring awareness of dysfunctional problem areas.

Spinal and Extremity Manipulation

A highly-specialized skill where the PT manipulates extremities and spinal joints to assist in the treatment and management of low back pain, neck pain, and headache/migraine. It also can contribute to the recovery from spinal pain when assessment reveals a referral pattern into the legs or arms.

Spinal and Extremity Manipulation

A highly-specialized skill where the PT manipulates extremities and spinal joints to assist in the treatment and management of low back pain, neck pain, and headache/migraine. It also can contribute to the recovery from spinal pain when assessment reveals a referral pattern into the legs or arms.

Athletic/Dynamic Cupping

Use of cups to reduce pain, increase blood flow/circulation and lymphatic drainage, promote movement, and bring awareness of dysfunctional problem areas.

Use of cups during dynamic movement especially in areas of restricted mobility to increase awareness of problem areas and promote healing. For example, a person may have limited motion in their lumbar and thoracic spine and feels improvement in symptoms with forward bending. The use of cups along the lumbar musculature during repeated child’s pose or forward flexion may benefit the patient by enhancing relief with movement through improved awareness of the dysfunctional area.

Functional training through corrective exercise and Neuromuscular Re-education

Customized exercise programs specifically designed to bring awareness to and integrate local musculature once muscle imbalances and restricted movement patterns are identified through a functional movement analysis to optimize healing. These exercises will evolve throughout your treatment to match your individual needs with the end goal allowing you to maintain your health on your own at home.

Functional training through corrective exercise and Neuromuscular Re-education

Customized exercise programs specifically designed to bring awareness to and integrate local musculature once muscle imbalances and restricted movement patterns are identified through a functional movement analysis to optimize healing. These exercises will evolve throughout your treatment to match your individual needs with the end goal allowing you to maintain your health on your own at home.

Pain Science Integration and Education

Skilled modifications to daily activity, exercise, movement, training and load dosage to aid in the management of pain and integrating adjustments to various responses.

IASTM/Scraping

IASTM or Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization is the use of specialized tools designed to mobilize soft tissue (muscles, tendons, connective tissue, and fascia) causing movement restrictions, the break down of scar tissue, decrease pain, and the facilitation of healing.

IASTM/Scraping

IASTM or Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization is the use of specialized tools designed to mobilize soft tissue (muscles, tendons, connective tissue, and fascia) causing movement restrictions, the break down of scar tissue, decrease pain, and the facilitation of healing.

Traction

The use of graded manual or mechanical decompression to relieve pressure on the cervical or lumbar spine. This is often used to treat herniated discs, stenosis, degenerative disc disease, pinched nerves, and many other spine conditions.

Taping

The use of therapeutic tape (Kinesiotape, Rock Tape, and/or leukotape) to help support muscles and joints, decrease swelling and inflammation, reduce pain, and improve muscular proprioceptive awareness and activation.

Taping

The use of therapeutic tape (Kinesiotape, Rock Tape, and/or leukotape) to help support muscles and joints, decrease swelling and inflammation, reduce pain, and improve muscular proprioceptive awareness and activation.