Services
Our neuromuscular therapist utilizes the most current treatments to target the muscles and body pressure points.
What We Do
Our neuromuscular therapist utilizes the current Trigger Point treatments to target the muscles and body pressure points that provide you back pain relief and muscle relaxation. We design the neuromuscular therapy program based on your specific medical issues. You can receive your treatments at the Brighton Institute in Beverly Hills.
You will have one-on-one time with a personal therapist that will examine your specific case. The therapist targets the muscles and tendons, adding the pressure that sends impulses through the body. By triggering the body's healing process, the spasms in muscles and tendons will stop, allowing your body to be free of pain.
Low Blood Flow
Also known as Ischemia, low blood flow to certain parts of a person's body causes an increased sensitivity that creates tender areas. Our neuromuscular therapy program stimulates the problem areas, increasing the blood flow to relieve the aches. Our therapist perform neuromuscular therapy to address several physiotherapy issues.
Trigger Points
When a certain point of a person’s body undergoes muscle irritation, nerves send distress signals to other areas of their body where they will experience pain. Professional neuromuscular therapist therapist apply the appropriate amount of pressure to those trigger points, relieving the irritation to stop those distress signals from being sent.
Biomechanical Dysfunction
When the body moves in a way that is not natural, such as lifting an object improperly or holding the body in an unnatural posture position for long lengths of time, this causes a musculoskeletal imbalance. Our neuromuscular therapist tackle this imbalance that causes you pain through specialized treatment.
Our Services
Neuromuscular Therapy
Neuromuscular therapy enhances the function of joints and muscles, and speeds healing by facilitating the release of endorphins.
How does Neuromuscular
Therapy work?
Neuromuscular therapy was developed after an intensive study of the nervous system and its interaction with the musculoskeletal system. When the relationship between the two systems is not in a state of homoeostatic balance, chronic myofascial pain or dysfunction can occur. Neuromuscular therapy aims to restore homoeostasis between the two systems.
Neuromuscular therapy has a holistic approach towards healing in that emphasis is laid on stimulating the body to heal itself. Once this healing has begun, neuromuscular therapy techniques are used to stimulate soft-tissue repair in the affected areas.
