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	The following are common dysfunctions treateable by Neuromuscular Therapy Carpal Tunnel Lower Back Pain Shoulder Pain Tennis Elbow Ankle Pain Headaches Knee Pain Neck Pain Hip Pain Sciatica Muscle Spasm Computer Related Injuries Streching classes for couples and indivudials, ( Private sessions )

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	Strain counterstrain is a manual therapy whereby the clinician uses only his own hands for the treatment of muscle and joint pain. He uses passive body positioning of hypertonic (spasmmed) muscles and dysfunctional joints toward positions of comfort or tissue ease that compress or shorten the offending muscle. The purpose of movement toward shortening is to relax aberrant reflexes that produce the muscle spasm forcing immediate reduction of muscle tone to normal levels. This allows the joints influenced by the now relaxed muscle to function optimally increasing their range of motion and easing muscle and joint pain. Strain Counter strain is an effective but extremely gentle technique because its action for treatment moves the patient's body away from the painful, restricted directions of motion. .
	Neck Release (Scalenus Muscle) .
	Neck Release (Upper Tapezius and Levator Scapulae Muscles) .	Arm Release (Biceps Muscle)
	Anterior Shoulder Blade Release (Subscapularis Muscle) .
	Posterior Shoulder Blade Release (Serratus Posterior Superior Muscles) .	Upper Back Release (Mid Tapezius Muscle)
	Mid Back Release (Spinal Muscles) .	Lateral Rib Cage Release (Serratus Anterior Muscles)
	Diaphragm Release (Diaphragm Muscle) .	Anterior Lower Back Release (Psoas Muscle)
	Anterior Hip Release (Iliacus Muscle) .	Lower Back Release (Spinal Muscles)
	Lower Back Release (Quadratus Lumborum Muscles) .	Posterior Hip Release (Gluteus Medius Muscle)
	Calf Release (Gastrocnemius Muscle)