Our cornerstone manual therapy involves more than just adjustments. We utilize High-Velocity, Low-Amplitude (HVLA) thrusts alongside gentle Maitland and Mulligan mobilizations to correct biomechanical faults. These specific spinal and peripheral joint adjustments restore alignment, instantly reduce nociceptive (pain) signals to the brain, and dramatically improve synovial fluid production for smoother, pain-free movement.

Using specialized stainless steel tools (like Graston or HawkGrips), we gently scrape the skin to detect and treat soft tissue fibrosis and chronic inflammation. This controlled micro-trauma stimulates the body's healing cascade, recruiting fibroblasts to break down disorganized scar tissue and lay down new, healthy, flexible collagen fibers.

We apply specialized elastic tape to microscopically lift the skin, creating space between the dermis and muscle. This improves lymphatic drainage to reduce swelling (edema) and provides constant tactile feedback (proprioception) to the brain, supporting injured muscles without restricting their range of motion.

Transfer of Energy Capacitive and Resistive (TECAR) uses high-frequency currents to generate deep, soothing heat from within the tissue itself. This 'endogenous heat' dramatically accelerates cellular metabolism, increases oxygenation, and makes collagen tissues more extensible—perfect for prepping stiff joints before mobilization.

Using advanced Radial Pressure Wave (RPW) technology, we deliver controlled high-frequency vibrations deep into muscle bellies. This stimulation overrides pain signals (Gate Control Theory), rapidly relaxes hypertonic muscles, and improves proprioceptive nerve function. It's often used as a 'primer' to calm the nervous system before deeper manual work.