Additional Treatments

This therapeutic approach is used to activate muscles and joints, restore mobility, and promote healing. Manual therapy can address specific conditions like back or shoulder pain, while also supporting preventative care and performance training.

Percussion therapy uses devices such as the Hypervolt to deliver rapid, repetitive pressure to targeted muscles. This helps reduce muscle tension, improve range of motion, and accelerate recovery – especially in deeper muscle and fascial layers.

Specific wavelengths of light are used to penetrate deep into tissue, reaching muscles and nerves. Infrared light therapy improves circulation, promotes healing, and reduces both acute and chronic pain.

Targeted cold application is used to reduce inflammation, manage pain, and support recovery. This is particularly beneficial in the early stages of injury. Treatments may include ice packs or localized ice massage.

A form of electrical stimulation used to deliver anti-inflammatory medication directly into affected tissue. Commonly used for treating swelling, scar tissue, and localized inflammation. This treatment requires a prescription.

Elastic therapeutic taping is applied to muscles and joints to provide support without restricting movement. This helps reduce pain, improve circulation, and support the body’s natural healing process.

This is guided instruction on proper self-myofascial release techniques, including positioning and targeted muscle groups, to reduce tension and improve flexibility between sessions.

This is a specialized form of physical therapy focused on the muscles that support pelvic function. Through targeted exercises, manual techniques, and education, this treatment helps address pelvic pain, instability, and bladder or bowel control for improved overall function and quality of life.