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Diversified Technique 

Thompson "Drop" Technique 

Cox Flexion Distraction 

Activator Technique 

Logan Basic Technique 

Sacral Occipital Technique

Deep Tissue Photobiomodulation. This non-invasive, high-power laser uses specific wavelengths of light to safely penetrate deep into tissues. It works by stimulating cellular metabolism, which helps to reduce inflammation, accelerate tissue repair, and provide fast, effective pain relief for acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions.

Radial Pressure Wave Therapy (RPW/Shockwave). This non-surgical modality delivers targeted, high-energy acoustic waves into soft tissue. This mechanical stimulus helps to break down stubborn scar tissue and calcifications, increase local blood flow, and stimulate the body's natural healing processes for chronic tendon issues, heel pain, and stubborn trigger points.  

Dynamic Soft-Tissue Manual Therapy. A hands-on, movement-based technique that treats muscles, tendons, ligaments, and nerves that have developed adhesions (scar tissue) due to overuse or injury. The provider applies tension while guiding the patient through specific movements to restore full range of motion, improve functional strength, and eliminate pain caused by soft-tissue restrictions.

ART is a time-tested and research-proven manual therapy technique that gets results FAST. 

Myofascial Decompression. This technique uses suction cups to lift the skin, fascia, and muscle tissue, creating a decompression effect. This helps to increase localized blood flow, reduce muscle tightness, ease pain, and improve range of motion by loosening fascial layers and promoting metabolic waste clearance.

Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization. Using specialized stainless steel tools, this technique delivers targeted pressure to identify and treat soft tissue restrictions, muscle knots, and fascia dysfunction. It is designed to break up tissue fibrosis and scar tissue, stimulate a local inflammatory response to promote healing, and quickly improve mobility and tissue function.

Tissue Flossing and Mobility Restoration. An elastic band is tightly wrapped around a joint or muscle area to momentarily compress the tissue. The band is then removed after the patient performs specific movements. The proposed mechanism involves transient blood flow restriction followed by reactive hyperemia (massive blood flow) to flush the area, improving blood flow, restoring joint mechanics, and increasing short-term flexibility.

Neuromuscular and Recovery Enhancement. Using a percussive or vibrating tool, this technique delivers localized, rapid pulses to a target muscle group. It is used to decrease muscle soreness, enhance local circulation, and reduce neuromuscular fatigue—making it an effective way to improve performance and accelerate post-exercise recovery.

Biomechanical Load Management. Unlike traditional kinesiology tapes, Dynamic Tape is a highly elastic, 4-way stretching tape with strong recoil properties. It is applied to absorb and inject force to modify movement patterns and directly manage load on injured muscles or joints, helping to reduce the workload on the body's structures without restricting full range of motion.

Localized Pain Signal Management. These products are applied directly to the skin to provide targeted pain relief while minimizing systemic side effects associated with oral medications. Ingredients like menthol/camphor (cooling), capsaicin (warming/desensitizing), and arnica/CBD (anti-inflammatory support) work locally on nerve endings to reduce pain signaling and discomfort in the treated area.

Whole Body Vibration 

Blood Flow Restriction 

Electrical Stimulation 

Dry Needling 

Injection Therapy

Diagnostic Ultrasound 

Vagus Nerve Stimulation