Treatments

Dry needling is a procedure using a filament needle inserted into the skin and muscle. It targets tendons or myofascial trigger points to increase blood flow, stimulate a central nervous response, reduce pain and improve healing.

Graston Technique® (GT) is a form of instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization  that addresses soft tissue lesions and fascial restrictions. GT uses specially designed stainless steel instruments.  

We work with each patient to design a rehab program focused on improving performance of the tasks specifically related to their sport or activity. We simulate strength, flexibility, stability and agility activities that mimic sports activity to help our patients to return to sports or improve their sports performance and avoid future injuries. 

Spinal manipulation is a technique where therapists use their hands to apply a controlled thrust to a joint of your spine. The amount of force can vary, but the thrust moves the joint more than it would on its own

Pain is multifaceted, and our therapists use a variety of pain neuroscience techniques to help people manage their pain. We help to develop skills for increasing function and incorporate many different aspects of pain control in your care plan. 

Blood Flow Restriction Training is a technique that combines low intensity exercise with blood flow occlusion that produces similar results to high intensity training. Cuffs are placed on the arms or legs and inflated to decreased blood flow and allow for greater strength gains through anaerobic training at a lower intensity level exercise.