ACTIVE RELEASE THERAPY & GRASTON TECHNIQUE
In Tallahassee, FL
The Active Release Technique (A.R.T.) is a state-of-the-art, hands-on approach to healing and pain relief, distinguished by its focus on restoring the natural texture, tension, and movement of soft tissues. Founded by Dr. Michael Leahy in 1985, A.R.T. has gained widespread acclaim for its effectiveness in improving mobility, strength, and circulation, while reducing nerve interference. This technique, embraced by elite sports organizations such as the NBA, NHL, NFL, MLS, and UFC, as well as numerous large corporations for enhancing employee wellness, targets the specific needs of each individual through a unique blend of assessment and treatment. A.R.T. practitioners skillfully diagnose issues within the muscular system to apply precise treatments, aiming to resolve a range of conditions from acute injuries to chronic disorders in just a few sessions. This method not only addresses the symptoms but tackles the root cause of pain by breaking the cycle of injury and allowing for optimal healing and functional improvement.
A.R.T. is effective for treating injuries that can lead to chronic conditions. It involves patients in the healing process and is comfortable with no side effects. When combined with chiropractic care and exercise, A.R.T. offers a comprehensive approach to wellness that relieves pain and enhances movement quality. If you are experiencing discomfort or limitations in movement and are seeking a proven solution to improve your health and mobility, consider the Active Release Technique at Pathway Wellness in Tallahassee, FL. Our team is committed to providing you with personalized care that addresses your unique needs. Book an appointment today and take the first step towards achieving lasting relief and optimal physical wellness.
The Graston Technique is a non-invasive method of soft tissue mobilization that has revolutionized the way healthcare professionals approach the treatment of soft tissue damage. This technique employs specialized stainless steel instruments that effectively identify and break down scar tissue and fascial restrictions, making it an innovative solution for both detecting and treating areas of the body previously thought only reachable through surgical means. By creating controlled micro-trauma to affected soft tissues, the Graston Technique stimulates a healing response, promoting the reduction of inflammation, alleviating pain, and restoring range of motion. It is highly beneficial for patients suffering from both acute and chronic conditions, offering a pathway to faster rehabilitation and recovery without the need for invasive procedures.
At Pathway Wellness in Tallahassee, FL, Dr. Anthony Pirie and Dr. Dustin Bledsoe bring over a decade of expertise as trained and certified practitioners of the Graston Technique. Their comprehensive approach not only addresses the physical manifestations of soft tissue injuries but also aims to restore overall function and well-being. This technique is suited for individuals experiencing a wide range of musculoskeletal issues, from athletes looking to enhance their performance and recovery to those seeking relief from chronic pain conditions. If you are in search of an effective treatment method that promotes healing and functional restoration, we invite you to book an appointment with our skilled team to explore the benefits of the Graston Technique for yourself.
Benefits of Active Release Technique
- Quick resolution of chronic pain and soft tissue injuries
- Restored mobility and flexibility
- Improved strength and performance
- Enhanced tissue healing and circulation
- Reduction in nerve compression symptoms
- Effective treatment for a wide range of conditions without surgery
- Decreased likelihood of future injuries through improved biomechanics
- Reduced dependence on medication for pain management
- Increased range of motion in affected joints and muscles
- Accelerated recovery times for athletes and active individuals
The Graston Technique is used to treat conditions such as:
- Carpal tunnel
- De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis
- Neck pain
- Tennis elbow / golf elbow
- Rotator cuff tendonitis
- Back pain
- Sprains
- Strained muscles
- Wrist tendonitis
- Plantar fasciitis
- Chronic bursitis
- Illiotibial Band Syndrome (ITBS)
- Serious scars
Benefits of the Graston Technique
- Accelerated recovery from acute and chronic injuries
- Improved range of motion and flexibility
- Decreased overall time of treatment
- Reduction of inflammation and pain
- Breakdown of scar tissue and fascial restrictions
- Enhanced rehabilitation outcomes
- Minimized need for anti-inflammatory medication
- Promotion of faster rehabilitation and recovery
- Restoration of normal function and elimination of pain
- Access to treatment areas previously considered unreachable without surgery