REHABILITATIVE
fascial stretch therapy
fascial stretch therapy
Manual and assisted system of stretching targeting joints and deep tissue layers. Stretching the fascia - a sensitive connective tissue that covers every part of the body - relieves tension, relaxes the nervous system and increases mobility.
instrument assisted & manual soft tissue release
fascial cupping &
decompression
fascial cupping &
decompression
Assisted soft tissue release through use of mechanical suction. Improves mobility, circulation, lymphatic flow and can help relieve pain and discomfort.
functional movement technique & taping
functional movement technique & taping
​Provides support and stability to the muscles and joints without restricting motion to facilitate the natural healing process.
neuro-muscular reconditioning
neurological
re-patterning & re-education
neuro-stimulation (via mps)
neuro-stimulation
(via mps)
MPS refers to micro-current point stimulation, which uses micro-electrical impulses at neurological points to relax muscles, calm the nervous system, promote healing, release endorphins and relieve pain.
vagal nerve stimulation
vagal nerve stimulation
The vagus nerve, or vagal nerves, regulate our parasympathetic nervous system and heavily influences the immune system, reflexes and heart rate. Damage or stress to the vagus nerve could severely impact both your physical and mental health. Vagal nerve regulation involves utilizing electrical impulses, manual techniques and exercise to help up-regulate or down-regulate the nervous system.
neuro-muscular activation
neuro-muscular activation
Some people struggle with specific movements due to injury or improper development of their neurological pathways. Neuromuscular activation refers to strengthening this brain to muscle connection, improving overall function of the tissue, including strength, mobility and stability.
peripheral neuropathy reduction
peripheral neuropathy reduction
Peripheral neuropathy refers to damage to the nerves located in the limbs and is often felt in the hands and feet. It may be caused by traumatic injuries, infections, diabetes, chemotherapy and radiation.
lymphatic restoration
lymphatic restoration
Utilization of manual techniques and MPS protocols to improve circulation and lymph flow. This improves functionality, movement of the tissue and can decrease pain.