Book Now. That evaluation will assist me, as your Therapist, in determining what techniques to use and where to apply them. At the end of your session I will review my findings and discuss what I feel can help you improve on your own and with my assistance.
The techniques, may include but are not limited to the following; myofascial release, Thai, neuromuscular, structural integration, Orthopedic Manual Therapy, Oncology Massage, MuXing, Deep tissue, Trager. Neuromuscular Therapy is the utilization of pressure and motion, in specific areas, to relieve pain and increase function.
It works by soft tissue manipulation based on the central nervous system and the musculoskeletal system. A neuromuscular therapist will be well versed in biomechanics and kinesiology. The goal is to balance muscle functions. Lymphatic Drainage refers to the filtration system of the body which consists of lymph vessels, nodes, tonsils, adenoids, spleen and thymus.
This system relies on movement to circulate fluid and eliminate the toxins to keep the immune system healthy and defend against infection and disease. Lymphatic drainage improves the function of the immune system. Myofascial Release is used to aid the fascia in breaking down the restrictions found in connective tissue in order to decrease pain and restore motion.
The restrictions are often caused from past trauma, some form of chronic problem, or it can also be from muscle imbalances, immobility, repetitive shortened motions. This system consists of the brain, spinal cord, and that which encases them along with the fluid that circulates throughout the body. The ebb and flow of the fluid may encounter restrictions that cause imbalances, which cause chronic pain.
