(5004 Elbow Drive SW)
(3519 14th St SW)
(208, 7337 Macleod Trail SW)
Graston therapy helps decrease scar tissue and pain, and helps increase range of motion, circulation, and tissue relaxation.
Our practitioners are specially trained to use the Graston technique to help identify areas of tissue density and adhesions that are leading to tissue dysfunction and injury. Graston therapy will help promote the healing process of the affected tissues.
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Graston and IASTT is a form of soft tissue mobilization that is often used alongside Active Release Techniques. Using specially designed stainless-steel instruments, our practitioners identify and break down scar tissue within the musculoskeletal system.
The goal of this treatment method is to stretch connective tissue and muscle fibres. Our practitioners will re-introduce a small amount of trauma to your affected area, temporarily causing inflammation locally, which increases the rate and amount of blood flow in and around the area. This process helps promote the healing process of the affected soft tissues.
Graston and IASTT is a form of soft tissue mobilization that is often used alongside Active Release Techniques. Using specially designed stainless-steel instruments, it can help our practitioners identify and break down scar tissue within the musculoskeletal system.
The goal of this treatment method is to stretch connective tissue and muscle fibres. Our practitioners will re-introduce a small amount of trauma to your affected area, temporarily causing inflammation locally, which increases the rate and amount of blood flow in and around the area. This process helps promote the healing process of the affected soft tissues.