FEATURED SERVICES

Massage Therapy

Massage therapy is a type of treatment in which a trained and certified massage therapist manipulates the soft tissues of your body. Massage therapy can help relieve musculoskeletal pain, increase circulation, decrease muscle tension, reduce stress, rehabilitate sports injuries, as well as provide relaxation and aid in general wellness.

Sports Chiropractic

Sports chiropractors focus their care on the relationship between joint restrictions and their resulting effect on movement throughout the rest of the body. This requires a comprehensive understanding of biomechanics in order to understand and treat joint restrictions in the spine and extremities with modern, research-based chiropractic techniques.

Dry Needling

Dry needling is a treatment that involves a very thin needle being inserted through the skin into a muscle to stimulate a trigger point. Dry needling may release the tight muscle bands associated with trigger points and lead to decreased pain and improved function as well as stimulate a chemical and neurological healing response. Although the needles are similar to acupuncture needles, the placement of dry needles is different and based on the location of trigger points or functional deficits that may be contributing to the area of complaint.

IASTM

Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM) is a manual therapy technique in which clinicians utilize stainless steel instruments to effectively and efficiently treat areas exhibiting soft tissue dysfunction, fibrosis, or chronic inflammation. IASTM addresses scar tissue and fascial restrictions while encouraging increased blood flow to the muscles resulting in improved patient outcomes.

Active Release Therapy

During these manual therapy treatments a provider uses their hands with precise tension and specific movements to relieve tissue tension, restore full range of motion, and break up fibrosis/adhesions. This is an effective form of treatment for muscle, fascia, tendon, nerve, and ligament injuries.

Cupping Therapy

Cupping therapy or myofascial decompression is a form of soft tissue treatment which involves the specific placement of silicone or glass cups on the skin to create a suction. Cupping is used for the treatment of adhesions/scar tissue, trigger points, and restricted myofascial lines of movement. This is accomplished by decompressing the affected myofascial tissues, reducing inflammation, increasing blood flow, increasing nutrient exchange, and subsequently providing pain relief and return to function.

Biomechanical Taping

Dynamic Tape, the premier biomechanical tape, is an innovative class of tape that is principally distinct from kinesiology tape. This class of tape acts mechanically like a spring to strongly decelerate or assist motion to improve movement patterns. This can help reduce load on injured or overworked structures like a muscle strain, ankle sprain, tennis elbow, or plantar fasciitis (to name a few) and can assist where weakness is present. Indications for biomechanical tape are grounded firmly in research encompassing pain science and biomechanics.

Corrective Exercise Programming

The programming of functional rehabilitation exercises for corrective or therapeutic benefit involves a specific series of movements custom designed to meet each patient’s specific needs based on their injury and biomechanical assessment. These corrective exercises not only rehabilitate the injured tissues, but also assist in preventing the injury from reoccurring by correcting the underlying poor biomechanics that led to the injury in the first place.

Common Conditions Treated

General Conditions:

Ligament Sprains
Muscle Strains
Overuse Injuries (Tendonitis)
Myofascial Pain and Restrictions
Post-Surgical and Traumatic Scars
Chronic Joint Swelling Associated with Sprains/Strains
Musculoskeletal Imbalances
Acute and Non-Acute Bursitis
Peripheral Nerve Entrapment (Pinched Nerve)
Vascular Entrapment
Scars (Surgical, Traumatic)

Spinal:

Back and Neck Pain
SI Joint Pain
Degenerative Disc/Joint Disease
Disc Injuries
Whiplash Injuries
Headaches
Concussions
TMJ Disorder
Rib Injuries
Spondylosis/Spondylolisthesis
Spinal Stenosis

Upper Extremity:

Rotator Cuff Tendinitis/Tears
Shoulder Impingement Syndrome
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
SLAP Tear/Labrum Injury
Medial Epicondylitis (Golfer’s Elbow)
Lateral Epicondylitis (Tennis Elbow)
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
DeQuervain’s Tenosynovitis
Trigger Finger

Lower Extremity:

Sciatica
Hip Labrum Tear
Psoas (Hip Flexor) Tendinitis
IT Band Syndrome
Knee Ligament Injuries
Meniscus Injuries
Patellar Tendinitis
Osgood Schlatter Disease
Shin Splints
Acute and Chronic Ankle Sprains
Heel Pain /Achilles Tendinitis
Sever’s Disease
Plantar Fascitis
Turf Toe

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