Recovery Zone

Alignment Screening and Correction

Alignment Screening and Correction is a comprehensive assessment and treatment process that evaluates the positioning and alignment of your body’s musculoskeletal system. This service focuses on identifying any misalignments or imbalances that may be affecting your posture, movement, and overall physical function. Here’s what the process involves:

Comprehensive Assessment:
- Postural Analysis: We analyze your posture both statically (when you are still) and dynamically (when you are moving) to identify any deviations from the ideal alignment.
- Movement Screening: By observing how you move during various activities, we can detect any asymmetries or abnormal movement patterns.
- Joint and Muscle Examination: We assess the range of motion and strength of key joints and muscles to pinpoint any restrictions or weaknesses.
Personalized Correction Plan:
- Targeted Exercises: Based on the assessment findings, we develop a customized exercise program to strengthen weak areas, stretch tight muscles, and improve overall body mechanics.
- Manual Therapy: Our therapists use hands-on techniques to mobilize joints, release muscle tension, and realign the musculoskeletal system.
- Education and Training: We provide guidance on proper posture, movement strategies, and ergonomic adjustments to help you maintain good alignment in your daily activities.
How Alignment Screening and Correction Helps

The benefits of undergoing Alignment Screening and Correction are numerous and impactful
- Pain Relief Misalignments can lead to chronic pain in areas such as the back, neck, shoulders, and hips. Correcting these issues can significantly reduce or eliminate pain.
- Improved Performance Proper alignment enhances the efficiency of your muscles and joints, leading to better performance in physical activities and sports.
- Injury Prevention By addressing and correcting imbalances, you reduce the risk of injuries caused by overuse or improper movement patterns.
- Enhanced Mobility and Flexibility Proper alignment ensures that your joints and muscles can move through their full range of motion, improving overall flexibility.
- Better Posture Improved alignment contributes to better posture, which can positively affect your appearance, confidence, and overall health.
Our Alignment Screening and Correction service is an integral part of our holistic approach to physical therapy, aiming to help you move better, feel better, and live better. Whether you are recovering from an injury, managing chronic pain, or looking to optimize your physical performance, our expert team is here to support you every step of the way.

Visit our clinic to experience the benefits of the Recovery Lab and take the first step towards a healthier, more aligned you!

Blood Flow Restriction

Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) training is a technique used in physical therapy and rehabilitation to enhance muscle strength and hypertrophy (muscle growth) using low-intensity resistance exercises. Here's how it typically works

Pressure Cuffs: Specialized cuffs are wrapped around the limbs (usually arms or legs) proximal to the muscles being exercised. These cuffs are inflated to partially restrict blood flow to the muscles while still allowing arterial inflow.
Low-Intensity Exercise: Patients perform low-intensity resistance exercises, such as bodyweight squats or light dumbbell curls. The restriction of blood flow to the muscles amplifies the effects of these exercises, making them more challenging and effective.
Metabolic Stress: BFR creates a metabolic stress within the muscles, which stimulates muscle growth and strength gains similar to what is achieved with high-intensity resistance training.
Hormonal Response: BFR also triggers the release of growth hormone and other anabolic hormones, further promoting muscle growth and recovery.
Safety Considerations: BFR should be performed under the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional, such as a physical therapist or certified trainer, to ensure proper cuff placement and pressure levels. It's crucial to avoid excessive restriction that could impair arterial blood flow or cause discomfort.

Dynamic Cupping

Cupping, also known as cupping therapy, is a traditional Chinese medicine technique that has gained popularity in modern physical therapy practices. “Dynamic” or “Active” cupping involves moving suction cups over the skin, combined with active movement from the client. This method increases circulation, helps reduce muscle tension, and enhances mobility by lifting the connective tissues.

Cups: Special cups, typically made of glass, silicone, or plastic, are used in dynamic cupping. These cups create a vacuum when placed on the skin, either by heat or suction, which draws the skin and underlying tissues upward into the cup.
Technique: In dynamic cupping, the cups are moved over the skin surface rather than being left in place statically. This movement can be in various directions, such as linearly along muscle fibers or in circular motions, depending on the goals of the treatment.
Benefits: Dynamic cupping is believed to have several potential benefits, including:
- Increased blood circulation: The suction created by the cups can promote blood flow to the treated area, which may aid in tissue healing and recovery.
- Muscle relaxation: The pulling action of the cups on the skin and underlying tissues can help release tension and tightness in muscles.
- Myofascial release: Dynamic cupping may help break up adhesions and restrictions in the fascia, the connective tissue that surrounds muscles and organs.
- Pain relief: Some people report relief from pain and discomfort, particularly in areas affected by muscle tightness or inflammation.
Conditions Treated: Dynamic cupping can be used to address a variety of musculoskeletal issues, including muscle strains, trigger points, tendonitis, and general muscle tension. It may also be incorporated into treatment plans for conditions such as back pain, neck pain, and sports injuries.

Normatec Compression

Normatec Compression Therapy utilizes advanced pneumatic compression technology to promote rapid recovery and improve circulation. The Normatec system consists of specialized sleeves that fit over your legs, arms, or hips. These sleeves are connected to a control unit that inflates and deflates in a specific sequence to mimic the natural muscle pump of the body.

Here’s how Normatec Compression Therapy works:

Pulsing Action:
- The system uses a patented pulsing action that sequentially compresses and releases to mimic the muscle pump. This helps to mobilize fluids and speed up recovery.
Gradients:
- Normatec applies pressure in a gradient manner, with higher pressure in the distal (farther from the center of the body) sections and lower pressure in the proximal (closer to the center) sections. This gradient action ensures that fluids are moved efficiently towards the heart.
Distal Release:
- The system releases the pressure in each zone once the compression cycle is complete, preventing backflow and ensuring effective fluid movement.

How Normatec Compression Therapy Helps

The benefits of Normatec Compression Therapy are extensive and particularly beneficial for athletes, individuals recovering from surgery, and those dealing with chronic conditions:

Enhanced Recovery: By improving circulation and reducing inflammation, Normatec helps speed up the recovery process after intense exercise or injury.
Reduced Muscle Soreness: The pulsing action helps to flush out metabolic waste products like lactic acid, which reduces muscle soreness and stiffness.
Improved Circulation: Enhanced blood flow to the limbs helps deliver oxygen and nutrients to muscles, promoting healing and reducing recovery time.
Injury Prevention: Regular use of Normatec can help prevent injuries by keeping muscles and tissues healthy and flexible.
Relaxation and Pain Relief: The rhythmic compression can provide a soothing massage-like effect, reducing stress and alleviating pain.

Who Can Benefit from Normatec Compression Therapy?

Normatec Compression Therapy is suitable for a wide range of individuals, including:

Athletes: Enhance performance, speed up recovery, and reduce the risk of injuries.
Post-Surgery Patients: Improve circulation and reduce swelling to support the healing process.
Chronic Pain Sufferers: Alleviate pain and improve mobility for conditions such as arthritis or lymphedema.
Fitness Enthusiasts: Maintain optimal muscle health and recover faster from workouts.

Our Normatec Compression Therapy is an essential part of our Recovery Lab, designed to help you achieve your health and fitness goals more efficiently. Experience the benefits of cutting-edge recovery technology at our clinic and give your body the care it deserves.

IASTM (Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization)

Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM) is a manual therapy technique that involves using specialized instruments to detect and treat soft tissue restrictions, scar tissue, and adhesions. These instruments, often made from stainless steel, allow therapists to apply precise pressure to affected areas, providing a deeper and more targeted treatment compared to hands-on methods.

Here’s how IASTM works:

Assessment:
- The therapist uses the instruments to glide over the skin, identifying areas of restriction, tension, or adhesions in the soft tissues.
Treatment:
- Once problem areas are identified, the therapist uses the instruments to apply controlled microtrauma to the soft tissues. This stimulates a local inflammatory response, which helps to initiate the healing process by promoting the repair and regeneration of soft tissues.
Follow-Up:
- Post-treatment, patients may be given specific exercises and stretches to help maintain the benefits of IASTM and improve overall function.

How IASTM Helps

The benefits of IASTM are extensive, particularly for individuals experiencing chronic pain, mobility issues, or recovering from injuries:

Pain Reduction: By breaking down scar tissue and adhesions, IASTM helps to reduce pain and discomfort in affected areas.
Enhanced Mobility: Treating soft tissue restrictions can significantly improve the range of motion and flexibility, allowing for better movement.
Faster Recovery: IASTM promotes quicker recovery by stimulating blood flow and nutrient delivery to the affected tissues, accelerating the healing process.
Improved Function: Regular use of IASTM can restore normal tissue function, leading to improved overall performance and reduced risk of re-injury.
Decreased Inflammation: The technique helps to reduce chronic inflammation, which is often associated with soft tissue injuries. Conditions Treated with IASTM

IASTM is effective for a wide range of conditions, including:

Tendinitis: Conditions like Achilles tendinitis, patellar tendinitis, and tennis elbow.
Plantar Fasciitis: Pain and inflammation of the plantar fascia.
Scar Tissue: Post-surgical or post-injury scar tissue that restricts movement.
Chronic Pain: Conditions such as lower back pain, neck pain, and shoulder pain.
Repetitive Strain Injuries: Carpal tunnel syndrome, golfer’s elbow, and more.
Myofascial Pain Syndrome: Chronic pain disorders caused by sensitivity and tightness in the myofascial tissues.

Our IASTM service is a vital component of our holistic approach to physical therapy, designed to help you achieve optimal health and mobility. Our skilled therapists are trained in the latest IASTM techniques to provide you with effective and lasting relief.

Percussion Therapy

Percussion Therapy involves using a handheld device, often referred to as a massage gun, that delivers rapid, repetitive strokes to the soft tissues of the body. The device's head oscillates at high speeds, providing deep tissue massage and stimulating blood flow to the treated areas.

Here’s how Percussion Therapy works:

Deep Muscle Stimulation:
- The high-frequency vibrations penetrate deep into the muscle tissue, promoting relaxation and alleviating muscle tightness.
Increased Blood Flow:
- The percussive action enhances circulation, ensuring that oxygen and nutrients are delivered more efficiently to the muscles, which aids in faster recovery and reduced soreness.
Pain Relief:
- The therapy helps to release tension and knots within the muscles, providing immediate pain relief and improved comfort.

How Percussion Therapy Helps

The benefits of Percussion Therapy are extensive, making it a valuable addition to any recovery and wellness routine:

Pain Reduction: Percussion Therapy helps to reduce muscle soreness and stiffness by targeting and relaxing tight muscle fibers.
Enhanced Mobility: By loosening tight muscles and improving blood flow, Percussion Therapy increases the range of motion and flexibility.
Accelerated Recovery: The improved circulation and reduced muscle tension lead to faster recovery times following exercise or injury.
Injury Prevention: Regular use of Percussion Therapy helps to keep muscles supple and less prone to injuries related to overuse or strain.
Improved Performance: Athletes and active individuals can benefit from the enhanced muscle function and reduced recovery times, leading to better overall performance.
Stress Relief: The soothing vibrations can also help reduce stress and promote a sense of relaxation and well-being. Who Can Benefit from Percussion Therapy?

Percussion Therapy is beneficial for a wide range of individuals, including:

Athletes: Enhance muscle recovery, reduce post-exercise soreness, and improve performance.
Fitness Enthusiasts: Maintain optimal muscle health and flexibility.
Chronic Pain Sufferers: Alleviate pain and discomfort associated with chronic conditions such as arthritis or fibromyalgia.
Rehabilitation Patients: Support recovery from injuries or surgeries by reducing muscle tension and improving circulation.
Anyone Seeking Relaxation: Experience the stress-relieving benefits of a deep tissue massage.

Our Percussion Therapy service is an integral part of our Recovery Lab, designed to help you achieve your health and fitness goals more effectively. Whether you are an athlete looking to improve performance, recovering from an injury, or simply seeking relief from muscle pain and stress, our expert team is here to help.

Manual Stretching

Manual Stretching is a therapeutic technique where a physical therapist uses their hands to stretch a patient's muscles and soft tissues. This personalized approach allows the therapist to apply precise pressure and manipulate the body in ways that achieve deeper and more effective stretches compared to self-stretching.

Here’s how Manual Stretching works:

Assessment:
- The therapist evaluates your range of motion, muscle tightness, and any areas of discomfort to tailor the stretching session to your specific needs.
Targeted Stretching:
- The therapist manually stretches different muscle groups, holding each stretch for a sufficient period to enhance flexibility and release tension. This includes both static stretches (holding a stretch) and dynamic stretches (moving through a range of motion).
Gentle Mobilization:
- For joints and connective tissues, the therapist may use gentle mobilization techniques to improve joint flexibility and function.

How Manual Stretching Helps

The benefits of Manual Stretching are numerous and can significantly impact your physical health and performance:

Improved Flexibility: Regular manual stretching helps lengthen muscles and increase flexibility, making everyday movements easier and more fluid.
Enhanced Range of Motion: By stretching the muscles and connective tissues, manual stretching improves the range of motion in your joints, which is essential for physical activities and sports.
Reduced Muscle Tension: Manual stretching helps to relieve muscle tightness and reduce the risk of muscle spasms.
Injury Prevention: Increased flexibility and better range of motion contribute to a lower risk of injuries, particularly those caused by muscle imbalances or overuse.
Pain Relief: Stretching tight muscles and releasing tension can alleviate pain and discomfort associated with conditions like lower back pain, neck pain, and muscle strains.
Better Posture: Manual stretching helps correct muscle imbalances that can lead to poor posture, promoting a healthier alignment of the spine and other joints.
Enhanced Performance: Athletes and active individuals can benefit from improved flexibility and range of motion, which can enhance overall performance and reduce recovery time.

Who Can Benefit from Manual Stretching?

Manual Stretching is beneficial for a wide range of individuals, including:

Athletes: Enhance performance, prevent injuries, and reduce recovery time.
Fitness Enthusiasts: Improve overall flexibility and muscle function.
Chronic Pain Sufferers: Alleviate pain and improve mobility related to chronic conditions.
Office Workers: Counteract the effects of prolonged sitting and poor posture.
Elderly Individuals: Maintain mobility and flexibility, reducing the risk of falls and injuries.
Rehabilitation Patients: Support recovery from surgeries or injuries by improving muscle and joint function.

Our Manual Stretching service is a vital component of our Recovery Lab, designed to help you achieve optimal physical health and performance. Our skilled therapists are trained in advanced manual stretching techniques to provide you with personalized and effective care.

Sports Massage/Myofascial Release

Sports Massage is a type of massage therapy specifically tailored to the needs of athletes and active individuals. It focuses on preventing and treating injuries, improving athletic performance, and enhancing recovery. Sports massage incorporates various techniques, including deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy, and stretching.

Here’s how Sports Massage works:

Assessment:
- The therapist evaluates your muscle condition, flexibility, and areas of tension to create a customized treatment plan.
Massage Techniques:
- Deep Tissue Massage: Targets deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue to release chronic tension.
- Trigger Point Therapy: Applies pressure to specific points in the muscles to relieve pain and improve function.
- Stretching: Incorporates stretches to improve flexibility and range of motion.

What is Myofascial Release?

Myofascial Release is a specialized manual therapy technique that focuses on relieving tension in the fascia, the connective tissue that surrounds muscles, bones, and organs. This therapy helps to alleviate pain and restore movement by releasing tightness and restrictions in the fascia.

Here’s how Myofascial Release works:

Assessment:
- The therapist identifies areas of fascial restriction and tension.
Manual Techniques:
- The therapist uses gentle, sustained pressure and stretching to release fascial restrictions and improve tissue mobility.

How Sports Massage and Myofascial Release Help

The benefits of Sports Massage and Myofascial Release are extensive and can significantly enhance physical health and performance:

Pain Reduction: Both therapies help to alleviate muscle and fascial pain by releasing tightness and tension.
Improved Flexibility: Regular sessions improve muscle and fascia flexibility, enhancing overall range of motion.
Enhanced Recovery: By promoting blood flow and reducing muscle tension, these therapies accelerate recovery after intense physical activity or injury.
Injury Prevention: Improved muscle and fascia health reduce the risk of injuries caused by muscle imbalances or overuse.
Better Performance: Athletes and active individuals benefit from improved muscle function and reduced recovery times, leading to better overall performance.
Stress Relief:

Who Can Benefit from Sports Massage and Myofascial Release?

These therapies are beneficial for a wide range of individuals, including:

Athletes: Enhance performance, speed up recovery, and prevent injuries.
Fitness Enthusiasts: Maintain optimal muscle and fascia health and improve flexibility.
Chronic Pain Sufferers: Alleviate pain and improve mobility for conditions such as chronic back pain, fibromyalgia, and myofascial pain syndrome.
Rehabilitation Patients: Support recovery from surgeries or injuries by improving muscle and fascial function.
Office Workers: Counteract the effects of prolonged sitting and poor posture.

Our Sports Massage and Myofascial Release services are integral parts of our holistic approach to physical therapy, designed to help you achieve your health and fitness goals. Our skilled therapists are trained in advanced techniques to provide you with personalized and effective care.

KYT Taping

Kinesiology Taping (KT Taping) involves applying a specialized elastic tape to the skin in specific patterns to provide support and stability to muscles and joints without restricting the body's range of motion. The tape is made from a breathable, stretchy material that mimics the elasticity of human skin, allowing it to move with the body.

Here’s how KT Taping works:

Assessment:
- The therapist evaluates your condition, muscle function, and areas of pain or instability to determine the best taping technique for your needs.
Application:
- The tape is applied to the skin over the muscles, ligaments, and joints that require support. The application can vary depending on the desired effect, such as muscle facilitation, inhibition, or pain relief.
Activation:
- Once applied, the tape lifts the skin slightly, creating space between the skin and the muscle. This helps to reduce pressure on the lymphatic drainage channels, enhancing blood and lymphatic flow to the affected area.

How KT Taping Helps

The benefits of KT Taping are extensive and can significantly improve physical health and performance:

Pain Reduction: KT Taping can help reduce pain by relieving pressure on pain receptors under the skin and supporting injured muscles and joints.
Enhanced Muscle Function: The tape can facilitate or inhibit muscle activity, depending on the application, helping to improve muscle function and performance.
Injury Prevention: By providing support to muscles and joints, KT Taping can help prevent injuries during physical activities and sports.
Improved Circulation: The lifting effect of the tape enhances blood and lymphatic flow, which can reduce swelling and inflammation.
Support and Stability: KT Taping provides additional support to injured or weak areas without restricting movement, allowing for a greater range of motion during activities.
Faster Recovery: The improved circulation and support provided by the tape can accelerate the recovery process after injuries or surgeries.

Who Can Benefit from KT Taping?

KT Taping is beneficial for a wide range of individuals, including:

Athletes: Enhance performance, support muscles and joints during activity, and reduce the risk of injuries.
Fitness Enthusiasts: Maintain muscle and joint health and support recovery from workouts.
Injury Recovery: Support healing and reduce pain and inflammation for injuries such as sprains, strains, and tendonitis.
Chronic Pain Sufferers: Alleviate pain and provide support for conditions such as arthritis and lower back pain.
Post-Surgery Patients: Support recovery and reduce swelling and pain after surgical procedures.

Our KT Taping service is an integral part of our holistic approach to physical therapy, designed to help you achieve your health and fitness goals. Our skilled therapists are trained in advanced KT Taping techniques to provide you with personalized and effective care

Ice Massage

Ice Massage Therapy involves the application of ice directly to the skin in a massaging motion to target specific areas of pain and inflammation. This therapy combines the benefits of cryotherapy (cold therapy) with the soothing effects of massage, providing immediate and localized relief.

Here’s how Ice Massage Therapy works:

Preparation:
- The therapist prepares an ice cup by freezing water in a paper or plastic cup. The top of the cup is then peeled away to expose the ice surface for massage.
Application:
- The therapist gently massages the affected area with the ice in circular or linear motions. Each session typically lasts between 5 to 10 minutes, depending on the size of the area and the severity of the condition.
Therapeutic Effect:
- The cold from the ice reduces blood flow to the area, which helps to decrease inflammation and numb the tissues, providing pain relief. The massaging motion helps to break up adhesions and promote blood flow once the ice is removed, enhancing the healing process.

How Ice Massage Therapy Helps

The benefits of Ice Massage Therapy are numerous and can significantly enhance the recovery process:

Pain Relief: The cold from the ice numbs the area, providing immediate relief from acute pain.
Reduced Inflammation: Ice therapy helps to constrict blood vessels, reducing swelling and inflammation in the affected tissues.
Improved Recovery: The combination of cold and massage promotes better blood circulation once the ice is removed, aiding in faster recovery of injured tissues.
Muscle Relaxation: The massaging action helps to relax tense muscles and reduce spasms.
Localized Treatment: Ice massage targets specific areas, making it ideal for treating localized injuries such as sprains, strains, and tendonitis.

Conditions Treated with Ice Massage Therapy

Ice Massage Therapy is effective for a wide range of conditions, including:

Acute Injuries: Sprains, strains, and muscle tears.
Chronic Pain: Conditions such as arthritis, tendonitis, and bursitis.
Post-Surgical Recovery: Reducing inflammation and pain after surgical procedures.
Sports Injuries: Treating injuries sustained during athletic activities to promote faster recovery.
Overuse Injuries: Alleviating pain and inflammation from repetitive stress injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome and shin splints.

Who Can Benefit from Ice Massage Therapy?

Ice Massage Therapy is beneficial for a diverse range of individuals, including:

Athletes: Manage pain and inflammation from sports-related injuries and enhance recovery.
Fitness Enthusiasts: Treat acute and overuse injuries, and maintain optimal muscle and joint health.
Injury Recovery: Support the healing process for acute and chronic injuries.
Chronic Pain Sufferers: Alleviate pain and inflammation associated with long-term conditions.
Post-Surgery Patients: Reduce swelling and pain during the post-operative recovery period.

Our Ice Massage Therapy service is an essential part of our Recovery Lab, designed to provide effective and immediate relief from pain and inflammation. Our skilled therapists are trained in advanced ice massage techniques to offer you personalized and targeted care.

Interferential Electrical Stimulation

Interferential Electrical Stimulation (IFS) is a form of electrotherapy that uses low-frequency electrical currents to stimulate nerves and muscles. The therapy involves placing electrodes on the skin near the target area. These electrodes deliver electrical impulses that intersect within the body, creating an interference pattern that penetrates deeper tissues more effectively than other forms of electrical stimulation.

Here’s how IFS works:

Electrode Placement
- The therapist places electrodes on the skin around the painful or injured area. These electrodes are connected to an IFS device that generates electrical currents.
Current Application:
- The device delivers two medium-frequency currents that intersect at the target tissue, creating a low-frequency stimulation effect. This effect penetrates deeply into the tissues.
Therapeutic Effect:
- The intersecting currents stimulate nerves and muscle fibers, promoting pain relief, reducing inflammation, and enhancing blood flow and tissue healing.

How IFS Helps

The benefits of Interferential Electrical Stimulation are extensive and can significantly improve physical health and recovery outcomes:

Pain Relief: IFS effectively reduces acute and chronic pain by stimulating the release of endorphins and disrupting pain signals sent to the brain.
Reduced Inflammation: The electrical currents help reduce inflammation and swelling in the treated area.
Enhanced Healing: By improving blood flow and stimulating tissue repair processes, IFS promotes faster healing of injuries.
Muscle Relaxation: IFS can relieve muscle spasms and tension, contributing to greater comfort and mobility.
Improved Muscle Function: Regular IFS therapy can enhance muscle strength and endurance, particularly in cases of muscle weakness or atrophy.
Increased Range of Motion: Reducing pain and muscle tension allows for greater flexibility and improved joint mobility.

Conditions Treated with IFS

Interferential Electrical Stimulation is effective for a wide range of conditions, including:

Chronic Pain: Conditions such as arthritis, fibromyalgia, and lower back pain.
Acute Injuries: Sprains, strains, and other soft tissue injuries.
Post-Surgical Recovery: Reducing pain and promoting healing after surgical procedures.
Sports Injuries: Managing pain and facilitating recovery from sports-related injuries.
Neuropathic Pain: Conditions such as sciatica and diabetic neuropathy.
Muscle Weakness: Enhancing muscle function in cases of disuse atrophy or post-injury rehabilitation.

Who Can Benefit from IFS?

IFS is beneficial for a diverse range of individuals, including:

Athletes: Manage pain, reduce inflammation, and enhance recovery from sports injuries.
Chronic Pain Sufferers: Alleviate pain and improve quality of life for individuals with long-term pain conditions.
Post-Surgery Patients: Support healing and reduce pain and inflammation during the recovery period.
Rehabilitation Patients: Improve muscle function and strength during rehabilitation from injuries or surgeries.
Office Workers: Relieve pain and muscle tension from prolonged sitting and poor posture.

Our Interferential Electrical Stimulation service is a vital component of our holistic approach to physical therapy, designed to help you achieve optimal health and recovery. Our skilled therapists are trained in advanced IFS techniques to provide you with personalized and effective care.