Key aspects of Myopractic:

Myopractic works with muscles, ligaments, and fascia to release restrictions and improve movement.

The manipulations used in Myopractic are designed to be gentle and non-traumatic, minimizing anxiety for the patient.

The goal is to help the body regain its natural balance and ability to heal itself once restrictions are released.

Myopractic often incorporates elements of other manual therapies like trigger point therapy, myofascial release, and structural integration.

Myopractic often focuses on imbalances in the lower body, particularly in the feet, ankles, and hips, which can contribute to upper body pain.

Myopractic treatments are often tailored to the individual's needs and goals.

How Myopractic differs from other therapies:

Unlike chiropractic care, which focuses on spinal manipulation, Myopractic primarily focuses on releasing soft tissue restrictions.
Myopractic aims to restore movement and flexibility, rather than simply realigning the body's structure.
Myopractic is considered a gentle, non-traumatic approach, whereas some other therapies may involve more forceful manipulation.

Benefits of Myopractic:

Myopractic can help relieve a wide range of pain, including back pain, neck pain, headaches, and joint pain.

By releasing restrictions in muscles and soft tissues, Myopractic can improve mobility and flexibility.

Myopractic can help reduce inflammation by addressing underlying causes of pain and dysfunction.

Myopractic can contribute to overall well-being by improving physical function and reducing stress.