Manual Therapy

Manual therapy is a type of physical therapy that involves the use of the therapist’s hands to apply specific techniques to the muscles, joints, and soft tissues of the body. The goal of manual therapy is to relieve pain, improve mobility, and restore normal function.

Manual therapy refers to a type of physical therapy that involves hands-on techniques used to treat musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction. It is a form of physical therapy that involves the use of the therapist’s hands to manipulate, mobilize, and massage soft tissues and joints of the body.

Manual therapy can be used to address a variety of conditions, such as neck and back pain, headaches, sports injuries, and post-surgical recovery. Techniques used in manual therapy may include joint mobilization, soft tissue massage, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, and stretching.

Manual therapy can be beneficial in reducing pain, improving mobility, and promoting relaxation. It can also be used to improve joint range of motion, reduce muscle tension, and promote tissue healing. Manual therapy is often used in combination with other physical therapy techniques, such as exercise therapy, to create a comprehensive treatment plan that addresses a patient’s specific needs and goals.