Physical Therapy Services

Traditional Physical Therapy

Traditional physical therapy including joint mobilizations/manipulations, soft tissue mobilization, electrical point stimulation, vibration massage, traction and stretching to improve pain and mobility.

Manual Therapy

Manual therapies that address the muscles, joints, nervous system, organs, brain, arteries, tendons and ligaments, and fascia.

Self Treatment Techniques

Self treatment techniques to give you more independence in taking care of yourself.

Custom Exercises

Stretching and strengthening exercises customized to your specific needs.

Dry Needling

Dry needling uses thin targeted needles to release knots, calm irritated nerves, and quickly reduce deep, stubborn pain.

30–60 Minute Physical Therapy Sessions

Individualized treatment sessions designed around your needs and goals. Care may include hands-on therapy, therapeutic exercise, mobility and strengthening work, and other rehabilitation techniques. Additional therapeutic modalities may be incorporated when appropriate to help reduce pain, improve function, and support recovery.

Manual Therapy Techniques Include

Traditional Joint Mobilizations and Manipulations

Joint mobilizations and manipulations restore motion, reduce pain, and reset stiff or irritated joints so your body can move freely again.

Muscle Energy Technique

Muscle Energy Technique (MET) is a gentle, hands-on therapy where you lightly contract a target muscle again set a therapists' soft resistance. That controlled effort signals your nervous system to relax the muscle, making it easy to release tight spots, move stiff joints, and restore painless motion.

Craniosacral Therapy

Traditional Craniosacral Therapy including Touch the Brain & Somatoemotional Release

CST is a complementary treatment that releases tensions deep in the body to help reduce pain, relieve dysfunction, and improve whole-body health and performance by facilitating the body’s natural and innate healing processes

For more information go to Upledger Institute International

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Visceral manipulation or “VM”

VM uses organ-specific fascial mobilization and is based on the premise that free movement within the body is vital. The purpose of VM is to re-create, harmonize, and increase proprioceptive communication in the body to enhance its internal mechanism for better health, thereby revitalizing a person, and relieving symptoms of pain, dysfunction, and poor posture.

Neural manipulation or “NM”

“Neural” refers to the nervous system of the body, which includes the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves. Gentle hands-on techniques focused on the mobility of nerves and the tissues surrounding them. It may be incorporated when nerve sensitivity, restricted movement, or pain appears to be contributing to a patient's symptoms.

Brain techniques

Similar to NM, Brain techniques work on specific brain structures to improve blood flow, to and from the brain, and the brain’s ability to heal. It aims to address the physical structures within the brain and their functionalities. There is also a functional approach aimed at improving smell, hearing, sight, language, coordination, proprioception, and emotions.

New manual articular techniques

This is a manual therapy focused on treating joints by addressing their complex interconnections with nerves, arteries, bones, ligaments, and visceral and emotional systems. It uses gentle, precise techniques to mobilize soft tissues and improve the body’s healing capabilities by evaluating and treating the whole body, rather than just the symptomatic joint

Artery releases

Artery releases, part of the Visceral Vascular Manipulation (VVM), focuses on evaluating and treating restrictions within the arterial system to enhance blood circulation and improve organ function. This comprehensive approach aims to address and mitigate the adverse effects of vascular restrictions on overall health and well-being.

For more information on these techniques go to: The Barral Institute

Massage Services Offered

Customized massage therapy for every patient

30, 60, and 90 minute massages. A time for every schedule

Hot Towel Treatment with every massage session

Salt Stone Massage Therapy

Massage Modalities

Precision Neuromuscular Therapy

A clinical, problem-solving approach to soft-tissue treatment that targets the root causes of musculoskeletal pain rather than just rubbing the sore area.

Trigger Point Therapy

Targets hyper-irritable spots or knots in tight muscle bands to relieve localized and referred pain.

Positional Release Technique

A gentle, hands-on manual therapy that places the body into a comfortable position to relieve muscle pain and reset nervous system tension,

Deep Tissue Therapy

Uses slow, firm strokes and direct pressure to reach inner layers of muscle and connective tissue, helping to relieve chronic pain and stiffness.

Swedish Relaxation Therapy

A gentle, classic massage therapy using long, flowing strokes, kneading, and oils to calm the nervous system and relieve muscle tension

Myofascial Release Technique

Applies gentle, sustained pressure to stretch and soften restricted connective tissue (fascia lease)

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Types of Conditions Treated

(But not limited to)

Pregnancy Issues
Headaches/Migraines
Visual blurriness or Eye pain
Impaired sense of smell
Ear pain
Dizziness/Balance issues
Brain fog
TMJ pain
Neck and Back pain
Pain in the arms and legs due to Arthritis, Past Injury, or the Spine
Chronic and Complex pain that traditional therapy hasn’t helped
Constipation
Blood flow issues
Pelvic Pain
Some Female/Fertility issues.
Whiplash
Physical Trauma
Concussion
Sprains and Strains
Orthopedic and non-orthopedic post op conditions
Generalized stiffness or hypermobility issues
Post covid/pneumonia
Pulmonary related issues.