ATI Physical Therapy offers the innovative Graston Technique®, a specialized form of soft tissue mobilization using stainless steel instruments. This advanced method allows our certified therapists to effectively detect and treat scar tissue and fascial restrictions, promoting faster healing and improved mobility.
Graston Technique is a revolutionary form of soft tissue mobilization that employs specially designed stainless steel instruments. These tools allow our certified therapists to effectively detect and treat scar tissue and fascial restrictions that impede normal function. This method amplifies our ability to feel and address tissue abnormalities, promoting faster healing and improved mobility.
At ATI Physical Therapy, our Graston specialists compose a bespoke treatment plan for each patient. The therapy typically involves a series of precise strokes with the Graston instruments, combined with specific exercises to optimize tissue healing and function. Our Graston Technique aims to break down scar tissue, reduce pain, and accelerate recovery, allowing you to return to your daily activities with greater ease and comfort.
Our certified Graston practitioners target a wide range of soft tissue issues, including:
Opting for Graston Technique physical therapy offers many advantages for those seeking relief from soft tissue discomfort. Here’s what you can expect:
We understand that patients often have questions about our Graston Technique services. Our experienced specialists are here to provide clarity and assist you in making informed decisions about your treatment. Here are some common questions:
While both involve hands-on treatment, the Graston Technique utilizes specialized instruments to more effectively target and treat soft tissue restrictions. This allows for deeper, more precise treatment and often leads to faster results compared to traditional massage.
The sensation during Graston Technique can vary from person to person. Some patients may experience mild discomfort, particularly in areas of significant restriction. However, our skilled practitioners adjust the pressure to ensure your comfort throughout the treatment. Any temporary soreness is typically followed by significant improvement in pain and mobility.
The number of sessions varies depending on your specific condition and how your body responds to treatment. Many patients experience improvement within 3-4 sessions, but a full course of treatment typically ranges from 6-10 sessions. Your therapist will provide a more accurate estimate after your initial evaluation.
Absolutely! Graston Technique often complements other physical therapy modalities. Your therapist may incorporate exercises, stretches, or other manual therapies to create a comprehensive treatment plan tailored to your needs.
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At ATI Physical Therapy, we’re committed to guiding you through every step of your Graston Technique treatment. Our certified Graston practitioners combine evidence-based methods with precision techniques to deliver impactful results. Contact us today.
