Massage
Chinese orthopedic massage (twee-nah)combines principles of acupressure, manual manipulation, and specific massage techniques to target both surface and deeper tissues. A variety of techniques are used, such as kneading, rolling, pressing, and stretching, depending on the patient’s needs. Movements can range from gentle to vigorous, depending on whether the goal is to relax tense muscles, improve circulation, or mobilize joints. This type of therapy precedes the acupuncture portion of the combination treatment. The two modalities complement one another and are more effective when combined in one session.
Acupuncture
Chinese orthopedic massage (twee-nah)combines principles of acupressure, manual manipulation, and specific massage techniques to target both surface and deeper tissues. A variety of techniques are used, such as kneading, rolling, pressing, and stretching, depending on the patient’s needs. Movements can range from gentle to vigorous, depending on whether the goal is to relax tense muscles, improve circulation, or mobilize joints. This type of therapy precedes the acupuncture portion of the combination treatment. The two modalities complement one another and are more effective when combined in one session.
- Treatment for low back, hip, shoulder, and neck pain.
- Chronic pain management through acupuncture techniques.
- Acupuncture for physical injury and surgical recovery.
- Acupuncture-based care for headaches and insomnia.
- Acupuncture support for anxiety, depression, and stress.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Chiropractic
An in-depth look into how your gait and foot function, and how to enhance them. This is a 1-hour long session in which a thorough gait analysis will be performed followed by an overview of exercises to focus on in order to improve function.