What Is Soft Tissue Therapy?
Soft tissue therapy is the assessment, treatment and management of soft tissue injury, pain and dysfunction of the musculoskeletal system. A therapist at Faye Pattison Physiotherapy will use deep tissue massage skills to treat your body, along with manual stretching, myofascial release and trigger point therapy. This technique will help to relieve pain from repetitive strain injuries, help to reduce muscle tensions and help to achieve postural correction.
The treatment is also frequently used as a recovery strategy to help muscles recover from intensive exercise and training.
A Massage Technique That Provides You with Results
Our team of ISRM (Institute of Sport and Remedial Massage) accredited therapists based in Chelmsford at the Faye Pattison Physiotherapy Clinic, have the highest level of training available in the UK and will work with you on an individual basis to pinpoint exactly what you need to deliver the required treatment that provides the results you are seeking. If it’s just stress relief and relaxation you are looking for, then like many of our clients, simply come and enjoy the opportunity!
If you wonder whether soft tissue therapy can help you, please contact the clinic via email or phone to speak to one of our members of staff who will be happy to help.
What Are the Benefits of Having Regular Soft Tissue Therapy Sessions?
It’s great that as a population we are now exercising more, but we are also leading busier and more active lives which is slowly taking its toll on our bodies. A soft tissue therapy session in Chelmsford will help to ease any stiff muscles or joint pains, enabling better recovery to help the body perform daily tasks with ease, lessening the risk of injury.
Booking in for a session with Faye Pattison Physiotherapy will leave you feeling more relaxed with improved circulation, increased flexibility and a reduction of pain in the body. The treatment will help to relieve the tightness and target the trigger points to help relax muscles in the body.
The frequency of soft tissue therapy sessions will depend on the individual, but having a monthly session is a good protocol in keeping the body in tip top condition.
Hands on therapy is often deemed to be a treatment that causes pain – but that’s just not true! Some discomfort may be experienced, but it’s often described as a ‘nice pain’ that will help to alleviate discomfort and pain in the long term.
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Soft Tissue therapists are trained in:
ISRM Soft tissue therapists are fully trained with a ‘tool box’ of some of the most advance soft tissue treatment techniques passed on from physiotherapists, osteopaths and general massage therapists including but not limited to:
- General massage
- Sports Massage
- Soft tissue release – STR
- Neuromuscular Technique – NMT
- Muscle energy technique – MET
- Positional Release or Strain-Counterstain -SCS
- Connective Tissue manipulation – CTM
- Fascial Release
- Abdomen massage
- Parkinson’s
- Posture related issues
- Repetitive strain injuries
- Injury Assessment
- Application of advanced treatment techniques
- Advise on Remedial stretches and exercise and advice to…
- Enhance recovery
- Prevent injury
Soft Tissue Therapy & Massage Treatments
- Achilles pain
- Ankle Pain
- Back ache
- Breathing issues (due to tight or overactive/ underactive muscles)
- Chronic conditions
- Foot pain
- Frozen shoulder
- GI tract issues (abdomen massage)
- Hand pain
- Headaches & migraines
- Injuries
- Joint impingements
- Knee pain
- Limited Range of movement
- Neck pain
- Parkinson’s
- Posture related issues
- Repetitive strain injuries
- Running pain
- Sciatic related pain
- Shin splints
- Shoulder pain
- Soft tissue or muscle pain
- Strains & sprains
- Stress
- Tendinopathy
- Tight and stiff muscles
- Work related tension
- Whiplash
- Improve posture and function
