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Soft Tissue Mobilization
Soft Tissue Mobilization is a hands-on therapeutic technique designed to address and improve the function of muscles, tendons, ligaments, and fascia. This approach involves applying manual pressure and techniques to the soft tissues to release tension, improve blood flow, and enhance tissue flexibility.
How Soft Tissue Mobilization Works
1. Assessment of the Affected Area
How It Works:
In Soft Tissue Mobilization, the therapist begins by assessing the affected area to identify muscle tightness, adhesions, and restricted mobility. This evaluation helps pinpoint the specific tissues that require treatment.
Effect:
Ensures that therapy is focused on the areas with the most tension or dysfunction.
Allows for precise identification of scar tissue or tight muscles needing release.
2. Application of Pressure
How It Works:
In Soft Tissue Mobilization, the application of pressure involves the therapist using their hands, fingers, or tools to apply controlled force to specific areas of tight or restricted soft tissues. This helps break down adhesions, release tension, and promote healing.
Effect:
Loosens tight muscles and improves tissue elasticity.
Helps reduce adhesions and restore normal tissue function.
3. Stretching and Manipulation
How It Works:
Stretching and manipulation in Soft Tissue Mobilization involve the therapist applying techniques to stretch and move soft tissues, including muscles and fascia. This process helps improve flexibility, release tightness, and restore normal movement patterns.
Effect:
Enhances flexibility and mobility in the affected area, allowing for smoother movement.
Encourages proper alignment of muscles, reducing the risk of injury and improving function.
Conditions Treated with Soft Tissue Mobilization
Chronic Pain
Muscle Strains and Sprains
Scar Tissue and Adhesions
Tendonitis
Joint Stiffness
Post-Surgical Recovery
