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Tension Release Techniques

Muscle tension can be caused by various factors, such as stress, overuse, or injury. See how we can help you get your body back to a pain-free state.

Dry Needling.

Dry Needling

Dry needling is a technique designed to alleviate pain and improve mobility by targeting specific muscle trigger points.

Cupping.

Cupping

Cupping therapy is a traditional medicine practice that involves creating suction on the skin. This method can help relieve pain, inflammation, and circulation.

Scraping.

Scraping

Scraping therapy, also known as gua sha or instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM), involves using a smooth-edged tool to gently scrape the skin to stimulate blood flow, break down adhesions, and promote healing by targeting soft tissues like fascia, ligaments, tendons, and muscles.

Percussion Massage.

Percussion Massage

Percussion massage is a type of massage therapy that involves using rapid, repetitive pulses of pressure to stimulate muscles and tissues. We use a handheld device called a massage gun to deliver short bursts of pressure to your muscles and tissues. This helps break down muscle knots, improve blood flow and promote relaxation.

Weight Training.

Weight Training

If you're looking to enhance your strength, our Physical Therapists can help recreate a strength training program with each individual's goals and restrictions in mind.

Normatec Compression Garments.

Normatec Compression Garments

Normatec compression therapy helps to relax tight muscles, decrease muscle stiffness, and increase joint mobility.

Normatec Compression Garments

Learn more about how to use Normatec Compression Garments and how they help reduce pain and stiffness, prevent further injury, and speed up healing.

Dry Needling

Learn more about the benefits of Dry Needling and how it can help you.


Wellness Packages

Enroll in one of our monthly maintenance/ wellness packages that includes the tension release techniques listed above to help ease any muscle strain.

Dry Needling Procedure.
Dr. Tara Jaeger explains an exercise to a patient.