Our Approach to Recovery: Rehab & Optimization of Movement

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    At 360 Physical Therapy, we identify and treat the root causes of your pain and movement difficulties.  At the foundation of our approach is Strain-Counterstrain, a manual technique where tension is taken off of dysfunctional tissues, allowing them to function more effectively. Once the underlying cause of dysfunction is identified, our therapists develop a comprehensive treatment plan utilizing Strain-Counterstrain, exercise & direct manual techniques to resolve your symptoms, restore mobility and gain strength. Whether you have sustained an injury, are a professional athlete or weekend warrior, we can help you move better and return to the activities you enjoy.

    Fascia is a web-like network of fibers that surrounds the muscles, bones, organs, nerves and circulatory vessels such as veins and arteries. It functions to support these structures and to protect them from both macro and micro traumas.

    In addition to assessing the fascia of the musculoskeletal system, our Strain-Counterstrain approach also assesses the surrounding fascia of the lymphatic, venous, arterial, nervous & visceral systems. Once the underlying cause of dysfunction is identified, our therapists develop a comprehensive treatment plan utilizing Strain-Counterstrain, exercise & direct manual techniques to resolve your symptoms, restore mobility and gain strength. In concert with this in-session treatment plan, your therapist will develop a home plan for fascial self-treatment and exercises to maintain & continue progress in-between treatment sessions.

    Our unique approach comprehensively addresses facial dysfunction in addition to musculoskeletal dysfunction. Our clients have found great relief through our approach to therapy; even those who have had unsuccessful rehab experiences elsewhere have found healing here.
    Learn more about fascia & the role it plays

    Brian Tuckey, the developer of Fascial Counterstrain, has an excellent article describing the history behind Strain-Counterstrain. Read it here: http://tuckeypt.com/strain-and-counterstrain-in-the-musculoskeletal-system/

    For even more information on Counterstrain visit:

    www.counterstrain.com

    www.jicounterstrain.com/counterstrain/

    Conditions treated
    At 360 Physical Therapy, we are here to assist you in recovering from an injury or to optimize your sport specific performance. Listed below is a partial list of the conditions & sports that we work with at 360 Physical Therapy. If you don’t see your diagnosis here, please feel free to give us a call at 360-573-2266.
    Common Diagnoses

    ACL tears / post reconstruction surgery

    Adhesive Capsulitis (frozen shoulder)

    Balance disorders

    Bunions / post-op bunionectomy

    Chronic pain (neck, back, and all extremities)

    Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS)

    Degenerative disc disease

    Disc bulges / herniations

    Fibromyalgia

    Golfer’s elbow (medial epicondylitis)

    Headaches (migraine, chronic tension, cervicogenic)

    Iliotibial Band (ITB) Syndrome

    Low Back Pain

    Meniscus tears or post-surgical repair

    Migraine Headache

    Muscle strains or tears

    Myofascial pain syndrome

    Neck pain

    Osteoarthritis

    Plantar fasciitis

    Post-operative joint replacements

    Rotator cuff tears or post-surgical repairs

    Shoulder instability

    Spinal instability

    Spondylolithesis

    Sprained / torn ligaments (all areas)

    Tendonitis (all areas)

    Tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis)

    Thoracic Outlet Syndrome

    Torticollis

    Trochanteric Bursitis

    Whiplash

    Sports

    Basketball

    Biking (both mountain & road)

    Crossfit

    Football

    Powerlifting

    Rock climbing

    Running

    Volleyball

    Weightlifting