Why Modern Healing for Soft Tissue Therapy
Evidence‑Based
Combining myofascial release, trigger‑point work, Graston‑style IASTM, and stretching backed by current rehab research.
Graded Pressure
Treatments are customized—firm enough to release adhesions, gentle enough to avoid post‑session soreness.
Active Rehab Focus
Each session pairs manual work with simple mobility or strength drills to lock in results.
Common Soft Tissue Injuries We Treat
Hamstring Strains
Breaks down scar tissue, improves flexibility
Rotator‑Cuff Tendonitis
Reduces inflammation, restores shoulder glide
Plantar Fasciitis
Releases fascia, resets foot mechanics
IT‑Band Syndrome
De‑tacks tight fascia, balances hip muscles
Post‑Surgical Scar Tissue
Improves tissue extensibility, enhances circulation
Treatment Flow—What to Expect
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Movement Screen & Palpation (5 min) – Identify restricted tissues and compensations.
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Targeted Manual Release (10–12 min) – Myofascial, trigger‑point, or IASTM techniques applied at tolerance‑tested pressure.
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Active Stretch & Mobilize (3 min) – Guided movement to reinforce new tissue length.
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Strength & Stabilize (3 min) – Simple resistance‑band or body‑weight drill emailed for home use.
Benefits You’ll Notice
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Reduced muscle knots and trigger‑point sensitivity
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Improved flexibility and joint range of motion
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Faster recovery from workouts or desk‑posture strain
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Lower risk of re‑injury thanks to stronger supporting muscles
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Enhanced athletic performance and daily movement ease
Frequently Asked Questions
You may feel “good pain” or mild pressure, but we always work within your comfort zone. Post‑session tenderness is minimal and usually fades in 24 hours.
Acute strains often improve in 2–4 visits. Chronic overuse injuries may need 4–8 sessions spaced weekly while you build strength.