There are a number of treatments that fall under this broad category: massage, soft tissue and joint mobilization, myofascial release, visceral massage, craniosacral work, etc. There is not one technique that is THE fix for everyone and we may offer a variety of techniques to promote better movement, improve blood flow, facilitate healing and desensitize nerves.

There are many different strategies and each therapist develops their own technique after years of work with their hands.

Dry needling is a technique we use for the treatment of pain and movement impairments. This technique uses a “dry” needle-one without medication or injection-inserted through the skin. Our therapists are trained in both neurological and intramuscular dry needling techniques.

While the needles used are similar, dry needling is not the same as acupuncture and is not based on Traditional Chinese Medicine principals.

Techniques like TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) and NMES (Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation) to reduce pain and improve muscular function. Posterior tibial nerve stimulation.

Techniques to improve balance, coordination, and spatial orientation, especially important for fall prevention and sports rehabilitation.

Our therapists love helping walkers and runners with anything from analyzing your gait to the footwear you have as well as a comprehensive training program to enable you to walk, jog or run better.