THERAPY X

• Sports massage.
• Swedish massage for overall relaxation.
• Myofascial and trigger point release.
• Deep tissue massage for muscle discomfort.
• Joint mobilization improves range of motion.
• Proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation techniques.

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• Combines Kinesiology background with massage therapy.
• Focuses on movement, sports rehab, and biomechanics.
• Encourages active client participation in treatment.
• Uses diverse manual therapy techniques.
• Aims to maximize clients' functional movement potential.

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• Injury prevention and rehabilitation focused massage.
• Relieving chronic low back pain with manual techniques.
• Addressing neck and shoulder muscle tension.
• Utilizing myofascial release, joint mobilization, trigger point.
• Applying deep pressure and IASTM soft tissue mobilization.

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• Providing deeply relaxing massage sessions.
• Releasing tension with myofascial techniques.
• Aiding recovery for various sports injuries.

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• Traditional Chinese Acupuncture.
• Utilizes cupping for therapeutic effects.
• Performs Gua Sha manual therapy.
• Offers facial acupuncture for skin health.
• Applies grain size Moxibustion and ear seeds.

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• Treating craniofacial issues with CranioSacral Therapy.
• Addressing soft tissue pain with various manual therapies.
• Relieving jaw pain and headaches through TMJ therapy.
• Improving movement by assessing gait and function.
• Restoring function in lower limb conditions and injuries.

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• Functional movement assessment for lower-limb mechanics and performance.
• Exercise prescription for strength and conditioning in athletes.
• Active rehabilitation for knee, ankle, and foot injuries.
• Biomechanical analysis to improve movement efficiency and prevent injury.
• Return-to-activity planning and functional capacity evaluation for sport.

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• Functional movement assessment for mobility and pain reduction.
• Exercise prescription for osteoarthritis and chronic joint conditions.
• Active rehabilitation for muscle strains and soft-tissue recovery.
• Fascial stretch–informed flexibility and range-of-motion programs.
• Return-to-activity planning for dance, sport, and recreational goals.

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• Addressing sports injuries with tailored care.
• Rehabilitation for total joint replacement surgeries.
• Relieving discomfort for desk workers and office ergonomics.
• Treating orthopaedic injuries through targeted interventions.
• Combining manual therapy, education, and exercise.

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• Activity and sport-specific exercise programs for return-to-sport.
• Manual therapy to reduce pain and improve joint mobility.
• Movement analysis and corrective exercise for movement optimization.
• Rehabilitation for running, rowing, and weightlifting-related injuries.
• Knee injury assessment and progressive strengthening programs.

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