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The Perfect Match: Chiropractic and specialised massage therapy now available at Elite Performance Therapy!
The value of chiropractic and specialised massage therapy
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So, what happens when you put them both together?
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“The key to combining these treatments effectively is exemplary communication between the massage therapist and the Chiropractor. At Elite Performance Therapy a typical combined approach would involve:1. Full medical history2. A complete examination including joint, muscle and nerve assessment.3. Diagnosis and full verbal report of findings.4. Your case will be fully discussed between Sarah and Isy in order to develop a treatment plan based upon your individual condition / injuryThis process ensures that we give the best tailored treatment plan combining the benefits of both massage and Chiropractic.

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What is unique about your approach and how does it benefit me – the client?
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“A client struggling with hamstring injuries traditionally would be treated addressing the hamstring alone, however this is often does not provide the client with a long term solution. If we look into the spine we can often find the problem which is affecting the ability for the nerve messages to pass to the hamstring which in turn will give the power needed for the muscle to contract….Restrictions in the spine can mean that these message aren’t as clear as they should be. – Imagine squeezing a hose pipe which in turn affects the flow of water. Now the power to the muscle is insufficient therefore when challenged the muscle fails. In this instance treating the spine is an imperative part of the treatment process. Merely treating the hamstring would not result in restoring the power required to the hamstring and relief would be short term”.
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“Often tight muscles are weak muscles, so instead of looking at stretching we really need to look at increasing power and strength to muscles via massage treatment and home specific rehabilitation exercise”.
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Conclusion
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