SHAPE

• Combines massage with exercise therapy.
• Focuses on personalized recovery processes.
• Holistic, patient-centered treatment style.
• Aims for long-term well-being effects.

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• Medical acupuncture for musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction.
• Intramuscular stimulation (IMS) needling for chronic muscle pain.
• Acupuncture-assisted injury rehabilitation and sports recovery.
• Acupuncture combined with soft-tissue release for nerve entrapment.
• Trigger point and dry-needling approaches for muscle tension.

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• Medical acupuncture for musculoskeletal pain relief.
• Acupuncture for acute and chronic low back pain.
• Needling for neck pain and cervical dysfunction.
• Acupuncture treatment for sports and overuse injuries.
• Dry needling/myofascial trigger point needling for muscle strains.

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• Musculoskeletal injury assessment and rehabilitation for athletes.
• On-field and sideline injury assessment and acute management.
• Return-to-sport recovery and graded return-to-play planning.
• Manual therapy and soft-tissue techniques including cupping.
• Exercise prescription and physical reconditioning for performance.

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• Active Release Techniques (soft tissue injury management).
• Spine and extremity manual therapy and adjustments.
• Rehabilitation with therapeutic and performance-focused exercises.
• Sports injury assessment and recovery programs.
• Performance taping and bracing for musculoskeletal support.

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• Active Release Technique soft tissue treatment for adhesions.
• Medical acupuncture for pain modulation and tissue healing.
• Joint mobilizations and spinal manipulations to restore movement.
• Myofascial release and therapeutic massage for muscle tension.
• Exercise-based rehabilitation and strength conditioning for injuries.

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• Orthopaedic rehabilitation for musculoskeletal injuries and dysfunction.
• Dry needling for pain relief and muscle trigger points.
• Kinesiotaping to support joints and reduce swelling.
• Pilates matwork for core strength and movement retraining.
• Pelvic health physiotherapy for pelvic pain and dysfunction.
• Vestibular training for dizziness and balance retraining.
• Post-surgical rehabilitation for recovery and mobility restoration.
• Ergonomic assessment and workplace redesign for injury prevention.

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