Key aspects of Myopractic:

• Focus on soft tissues:

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

• Gentle and non-traumatic:

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

• Body's self-healing:

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

• Integration of techniques:

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

• Emphasis on balance:

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

• Personalized approach:

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:

• Pain relief:

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

• Improved mobility and flexibility:

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

• Reduced inflammation:

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

• Enhanced well-being:

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