Integrated Manual Therapy is not just for professional athletes… it is also for the increasing number of people who suffer from muscular and skeletal problems, perhaps as the result of poor posture or from a sports-related or work-related injury.
About Integrated Manual Therapy
Professional sports people and dancers have long understood the benefits of manual therapy in keeping them strong, pain-free and able to perform.
The therapy uses a number of techniques to help remedy pain, maintain muscle performance, treat existing injuries and prevent future injuries.
After an in-depth consultation and body assessment, you can expect to receive a treatment that is tailored specifically to your requirements. Your body will be assessed as a whole, looking at its alignment and your range of movement to work out the best course or action to treat your joints, muscles, connective tissues and fascia.
Treatments may include:
- Assessment, treatment and management of soft tissue injury, pain and dysfunction – primarily of the neuromusculoskeletal system
- Bodywork techniques to improve posture.
- Manual therapy using soft tissue techniques to help mobilise your joints.
- Assessment, treatment and rehabilitation of minor and chronic musculoskeletal conditions using home exercises and Pilates equipment
- Taping to relieve muscle pain, promote the healing process and prevent injury.
Who Will Benefit?
Integrated Manual Therapy has been successfully used to help treat or control numerous conditions including:
- Hypermobility Spectrum Disorders (HSD), hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (heDS) which is often associated with joint and ligament injuries, pain and fatigue, poor proprioception
- Scoliosis
- Spinal fusion from scoliosis or surgery from injury
- Back, neck and shoulder pain or injury
- Recovery from sprains and strains
- Hip, knee, lower limb and Achilles problems
- Chronic muscular aches and pains
- Medical conditions such as Fibromyalgia, frozen shoulder and spondylosis
- Post-surgery rehabilitation including joint replacement