CLINICAL MASSAGE THERAPY

A targeted approach in Clinical Massage Therapy involves the therapist concentrating on specific, problem areas of the body to address the root cause of pain, discomfort, or dysfunction rather than a wellness massage. This is effective for chronic pain, sports injuries & postural imbalances.

Kinetisense is a markerless motion analysis system that uses AI-powered 3D technology to assess posture, balance, gait, and functional movements without the need for sensors or markers.  It provides objective, real time data on how the brain and body organize movement, identifying dysfunctions and track progress.

Trigger Point Therapy is a specialized technique that targets and releases painful knots or tight bands of muscle tissue, called trigger points; to relieve pain and improve muscle function.

These knots can cause pain both locally at the trigger points and refer pain to other areas of the body.

IASTM is a manual therapy technique where trained professionals use specifically designed instruments to detect and treat soft-tissue restrictions, scar tissue and Fascial adhesions in the muscles, tendons, and ligaments.

This non-invasive treatment aims to breakdown scar tissue, improve blood flow, increase range of motion and reduce pain!

Hammer & Chisel Therapy (Percussion Therapy) is a cutting-edge, non-invasive technique that uses targeted rhythmic tapping to break up scar tissue, release deep capsular restrictions in the joint, increase blood flow locally, increase range of motion, decrease chronic restrictions, restoring elasticity and function.

This is a gentle, holistic, hands-on manual therapy technique that uses sustained pressure and stretching to release restrictions in the body's fascial connective tissue, aiming to relieve pain, increase mobility, and improve postural alignment. This approach involves the application of slow, gentle pressure over time to allow the fascia's viscoelastic medium to elongate, rather than forcing through the tissue. 

FST is a hands-on, assisted stretching technique that targets the body's fascia – the interconnected connective tissue that surrounds and stabilizes muscles, organs, nerves, and joints. By working on this continuous network of tissue, FST aims to release fascial restrictions and adhesions that can cause stiffness, pain, and limited movement, leading to improved flexibility, mobility, posture, and overall function.

refers to physical activity prescribed by a healthcare provider to improve health, restore function, and correct physical restrictions or limitations resulting from injury, illness, or poor posture. 

These exercises are typically performed within the individual's tolerance and aim to decrease pain, increase flexibility and mobility, and return the body to its optimal functional level.