Neuromuscular therapy

Neuromuscular therapy is a form of manual therapy that aims to reduce muscle tension and pain, improve range of motion and restore balance between the nervous system and muscles. It focuses on identifying and treating muscle tensions, movement restrictions and dysfunctions caused by nerve disorders.

During neuromuscular therapy, the therapist uses various manual techniques, such as massage, stretching, trigger point compression and soft tissue manipulation. Through these techniques, the therapist aims to relieve muscle tension, improve blood circulation, facilitate nerve flow and restore normal muscle and tissue function.

Neuromuscular therapy can be effective in treating a variety of ailments, such as back, neck and shoulder pain, migraines, joint pain or chronic muscle tension. By reducing muscle tension and pain and restoring normal tissue function, this therapy can help improve quality of life and restore balance to the body.

One of the main effects of neuromuscular therapy is deep muscular relaxation, which leads to an overall feeling of relaxation and improved well-being. This therapy can also promote tissue healing, reduce inflammation and accelerate muscle recovery after intense exercise.