Manual Physical Therapy
At Synapse Physical Therapy we offer an exclusively focused on Manual Physical Therapy approaches, which are customized to you. With Motion Restory our talented therapist utilize their hands to manipulate and mobilize your muscles, joints, and soft tissues to help you get back to your functional level as soon as possible.
Manual Physical Therapy What is it?
Manual therapy can be described as the professional and purposeful form of treatment procedures that involve the handling of joints, muscles and connective tissue and nerves in order to strengthen and improve the patients’ health. As explained by other authors, it has been demonstrated in several researches that exercise is an essential aspect of treatment for many disorders, including arthritis, tendinopathy, and recurrent back pain.
Sports physical therapy :
At Synapse physical therapy clinic, we have an expertise in assisting athletes regardless of their dimensions to rehabilitate them, enhance on their performance as well as avert further injuries. When it comes to sports physical therapeutics in Los Alamitos, CA, we make sure to rehabilitate you and prepare you for a stronger comeback.
Conditions We Treat with Manual Physical Therapy:
- Back and neck pain
- Shoulder injuries
- Hip and knee pain
- Sports injuries
- Post-surgical rehabilitation
- Arthritis and joint pain
- Muscle strains and sprains
We offer licensed therapists with great care for anyone with back, knee or neck problems. Finally, our manual therapy is integrated with other physical therapy interventions in a comprehensive program focused on providing long term pain relief.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is manual physical therapy?
Manual physical therapy is a hands-on approach in which physical therapists use specialized techniques as part of treatment for pain, mobility restrictions, and functional limitations. Synapse emphasizes personalized, one-on-one hands-on physical therapy.
What hands-on techniques are used at Synapse Physical Therapy?
Synapse states that its therapists use techniques including manual therapy, visceral manipulation, neural manipulation, and craniosacral therapy. The appropriate techniques are selected according to the patient's individual evaluation and rehabilitation needs.