Trigger Points
We have all heard that, "you are only as strong as your weakest link," right? This is very true when it comes to muscle dysfunction causing painful trigger points. Muscles are not only defined by its action or function but also by its ability to stabilize properly. TRIGGER POINTS inhibit or stop proper muscle function or stabilization.
WHAT CAUSES TRIGGER POINTS?
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Muscle Injury (Trauma induced)
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Overuse/Repetitive Strain (performing repetitive movements)
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Bio mechanical Overload (Overloaded by the additional work)
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Postural Overload (Over-shortened or overstretched state for a prolonged period of time)
Testimonial
"Thank you all for supporting me throughout my treatment. Everyone was constantly warm, energetic, upbeat and helpful! You made coming in fun and something to look forward to. I'm excited by the progress I've made with my posture but it's bittersweet to be ending my visits because I won;t be seeing you each week."
- Nicole
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