Advance Health Group

• Orthopedic cross friction massage for tendon and soft tissue recovery.
• Cupping therapy to release fascial tension and improve circulation.
• Acupressure to relieve trigger points and promote relaxation.
• Rehabilitation-focused massage combined with therapeutic exercises.

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• Orthopaedic cross-friction massage for tendon injuries.
• Swedish relaxation massage for stress and muscle tension.
• TMJ-focused manual therapy for jaw pain and dysfunction.
• Tui Na and Shiatsu for muscular balancing and pain relief.
• Thai massage and cupping for injury recovery and mobility.

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• No acupuncture services mentioned; providing common acupuncture treatment areas instead:.
• Pain relief for acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions.
• Reduction of muscle tension and trigger point release.
• Promoting relaxation and stress reduction via needling.
• Support for injury recovery and tissue healing with acupuncture.
• Adjunctive cupping and acupressure-compatible needling techniques.

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• Spinal health assessment and spinal pain management.
• Joint pain relief using manual therapy techniques.
• Headache management through spinal and neck care.
• Graston Technique soft-tissue mobilization for scar and tendon issues.
• Functional Range Conditioning and exercise-based rehabilitation.

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• Spinal adjustments for pain relief and improved mobility.
• Soft-tissue treatment using Graston Technique® for scarred tissue.
• Active Release Therapy® for muscle tension and movement restriction.
• Kinesio Taping® to support joints and reduce strain.
• Functional Range Release® to restore joint mobility and function.

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• Musculoskeletal injury assessment and treatment for acute/chronic pain.
• Rehabilitation after motor vehicle and sporting injuries.
• Orthopedic joint and soft tissue mobilization and exercise therapy.
• Vestibular assessment and dizziness/balance rehabilitation.
• Neurological rehabilitation for brain injury recovery and function.

This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.