Rutland Physical Therapy

• Treats injuries and stress.
• Uses Swedish and deep tissue.
• Applies trigger point therapy.
• Performs neuromuscular techniques.
• Offers myofascial release.
• Welcomes all ages.

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• Musculoskeletal assessment and whole-body assessment for chronic issues.
• Manipulative treatment targeting breathing mechanics and dysfunctional breathing.
• Cranial field techniques and pediatric cranial manipulative treatment.
• Soft tissue techniques and joint mobilization for pain relief.
• Pre- and postnatal musculoskeletal care for women and infants.

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• Whole-body musculoskeletal assessment addressing interconnected dysfunctions.
• Cranial techniques including biodynamic cranial manipulative treatment.
• Visceral mobilization and visceral manipulative treatment for internal tension.
• Myofascial release and soft tissue techniques for pain relief.
• Joint mobilization and Mechanical Link-informed structural treatment.

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• Orthopaedic physiotherapy for musculoskeletal conditions.
• Manual therapy techniques for joint and tissue movement.
• Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS) for muscle pain.
• Acupuncture to alleviate pain and promote healing.
• Therapeutic exercises and patient education.

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• Manual therapy techniques.
• Dry needling for muscle issues.
• Personalized exercise rehabilitation.
• Helping patients move freely.
• Addressing sport-related injuries.

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• Manual therapy for improved movement.
• Personalized exercise programs for recovery.
• Dry needling for muscle relief.
• Vestibular rehabilitation for dizziness.
• Education on injury management.

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• Assisting patients with manual therapy.
• Providing therapeutic exercise programs.
• Educating patients on their condition.
• Utilizing dry needling techniques.
• Applying pain science research for relief.

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