Restoration Physical Therapy is a unique clinic located in the Marysville/Tulalip area of north Snohomish county. What makes it different from traditional PT clinics? In lieu of a big gym atmosphere with exercise equipment and ultrasound machines, you will receive 1- 1 1/2 hour long, one -on-one sessions with the same therapist every visit utilzing effective hands-on techniques in a comfortable clinic atmosphere. It is a place where you can rest, renew, and restore your health.
Our Services
Conveniently located in North Snohomish County and serving Arlington, Everett, Granite Falls, Lake Stevens, Marysville, Millcreek, Snohomish, Stanwood and Tulalip
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Bowenwork is a gentle, yet powerfully effective manual therapy technique that involves precisely located movements over soft tissue structures. Impulses are sent via the nervous system to the brain which activates a deep relaxation response and triggers the body’s natural healing response.
It is unlike massage in that wait periods are incorporated, allowing for a multi-dimensional response from a matrix of body systems. Muscular tension is decreased, diaphragmatic breathing becomes deeper, and pain is decreased. Most clients are amazed at how such a gentle technique can have such a profound response. Bowenwork is painless, non-invasive, and can help to provide lasting relief from a wide variety of acute and chronic conditions. It is safe for all ages from infants to the elderly.
Myofascial Release Techniques with Neuromuscular Re-Education:
Each session begins with postural assessment and testing to determine what muscles/fascial lines are the most restricted. While incorporating the principles of structural medicine, myofascial release techniques and movement of the client are used to release the restricted tissues and coax them into a more functional alignment. Increased ease of movement, improved breathing, improved posture and relief/reduction of pain symptoms result.
Therapeutic Exercise
Therapeutic exercise is a physical therapy intervention encompassing a broad range of activities designed to restore or improve musculoskeletal, cardiopulmonary and/or neurological function. Physical therapists use therapeutic exercise as one component of patient care to improve functional ability and general well-being in those who are experiencing limitations or disability due to a disease, disorder, trauma, or surgery.
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