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Instrument Assisted Mobilizations in CT
Relieve tension, break down scar tissue, and restore mobility with expert instrument-assisted mobilizations in CT. Using specialized tools, this advanced technique targets scar tissue and adhesions to help you move better and feel stronger.
What is Instrument Assisted
Mobilization?
Instrument Assisted Mobilization (IASTM) is a cutting-edge therapy technique that uses specialized tools to treat soft tissues. These instruments apply targeted pressure to break down scar tissue, release adhesions, and improve blood flow. This approach enhances mobility, reduces pain, and supports healing in a precise and effective way.
At Body in Motion PT, we specialize in IASTM in CT, using this evidence-based method to address musculoskeletal issues and help you achieve long-term recovery and performance goals.
At Body in Motion PT, we specialize in IASTM in CT, using this evidence-based method to address musculoskeletal issues and help you achieve long-term recovery and performance goals.
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Benefits of Instrument Assisted Mobilization
Instrument-Assisted Mobilization, including techniques like the Graston Technique® in CT, delivers precise, science-backed results to enhance your recovery. This advanced approach helps you move pain-free and restore optimal function.
Breaks Down Scar Tissue
Effectively addresses built-up scar tissue to restore normal movement.
Relieves Pain
Targets painful adhesions and muscle tension for fast relief.
Speeds Recovery
Promotes healing by increasing blood flow to injured areas.
Supports Performance
Optimizes muscle and joint function for enhanced athletic ability.
Enhances Mobility
Improves flexibility and range of motion by releasing soft tissue restrictions.
These benefits make Instrument Assisted Mobilization (IASTM) in Connecticut a versatile and effective treatment option for a wide range of conditions. At Body in Motion PT, we tailor each session to your specific needs, ensuring optimal results.
What Conditions Does Instrument Assisted
Mobilization Treat?
Instrument Assisted Mobilization is an effective therapy for a variety of conditions, including:
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Scar Tissue and Adhesions
Helps reduce stiffness and pain caused by old injuries or surgeries.
Chronic Pain Conditions
Addresses lingering discomfort in the neck, back, or other areas.
Muscle Tightness and Strains
Relieves tension and promotes faster recovery.
Tendinitis
Treats inflammation in areas like the Achilles, elbow, or shoulder.
Plantar Fasciitis
Alleviates pain and stiffness in the foot’s soft tissues.
Why Body In Motion?
1:1 Care with a Doctor of Physical Therapy:
Experience fully personalized, hour-long sessions focused entirely on your unique needs, unlike traditional clinics that overlap appointments or cut sessions short.
Cutting-Edge Digital Support:
Our TrueCoach fitness app provides custom exercise programming, progress tracking, and direct communication with your therapist for unmatched accountability and results.
Holistic, Results-Driven Approach:
We combine hands-on therapy, innovative techniques, and wellness strategies to treat the root cause of pain and help you achieve long-term recovery and peak performance.
Convenience and Cost-Effectiveness:
See us less frequently in the clinic thanks to our hybrid care model, saving you time and money while maintaining exceptional outcomes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Instrument-Assisted Mobilization and Manipulation, its benefits, and how it can help you recover and move better.
How does instrument-assisted mobilization differ from manual therapy?
While manual therapy uses only the hands, instrument-assisted mobilization incorporates tools to provide deeper, more precise treatment for muscles, fascia, and soft tissues.
Is instrument assisted mobilization painful?
Some mild discomfort may occur during treatment, especially in tight areas, but the result is reduced pain and improved mobility.
Is instrument-assisted mobilization safe?
Yes, when performed by a trained physical therapist, it is a safe and effective therapy for most individuals.
How long does a session last?
Sessions typically last 15–30 minutes, depending on the severity of the condition and the treatment area.
Can it be combined with other treatments?
Absolutely! It often complements therapies like manual therapy, dry needling, and exercise programs for enhanced results.
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Body In Motion Locations
Visit our CT physical therapy offices in Bloomfield and Avon—serving the Farmington Valley community and beyond.
Bloomfield, CT
705 Bloomfield, Ave, ste 203
Bloomfield, CT 06002
Bloomfield, CT 06002
Avon, CT
290 West Main Street, Unit D,
Avon, CT 06001
Avon, CT 06001
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