Graston Technique Salt Lake City
Graston Technique Chiropractic Treatment
In Salt Lake City
Our Graston Technique in Salt Lake City is a form of massage and soft tissue therapy offered by Canada Chiropractic. The treatment uses specialized stainless steel instruments to find areas of scar tissue, adhesions, and fascial restrictions. Additionally, at our Salt Lake City chiropractic clinic, we often refer to it as “the high-priced butter knife treatment” because of the smooth, scraping motion used during therapy.
For example, this technique can target tissue around joint capsules, ligaments, and muscle-tendon attachments. Next, the clinician gently moves the small metal tools over the treatment area. In turn, this process can address built-up scar tissue that may limit motion or contribute to pain.
Accelerate Healing With The Graston Technique
The Graston Technique supports normal soft tissue function. As a result, it may improve mobility and help the recovery process. Therefore, clinicians may include it in care for sports injuries, scar tissue, carpal tunnel syndrome, plantar fasciitis, or shoulder pain.
If you’re seeking a non-invasive treatment that supports your body’s natural healing process, ask us how the Graston Technique can be part of your personalized chiropractic care plan in Salt Lake City.
Is Graston Right for You?
Chiropractic Care in Salt Lake City
The Graston Technique is used to treat the following conditions:
Achilles Tendonitis
Carpal Tunnel
Adhesive Capsulitis
IT Band Syndrome
Plantar Fasciitis
Low Back Strain
In addition, combining the Graston Technique with joint mobilization may support recovery and improve movement.
The instruments move gently over the skin. As a result, the treatment may increase local blood flow and address adhesions.
Ultimately, get back to the activities you enjoy without having to worry about pain or re-injury!
If you have questions about our services,
please contact us today at (801) 487-1010.
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