· Achilles Tendinitis/osis (ankle pain)
· Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (wrist pain)
· Cervicothoracic Sprain/Strain (neck pain)
· Fibromyalgia
· Lateral Epicondylitis/osis (tennis elbow)
· Lumbosacral Sprain/Strain (back pain)
· Medial Epicondylitis/osis (golfer's elbow)
· Myofascial Pain Syndromes
· Patellofemoral Disorders (knee pain)
· Plantar Fasciitis/osis (foot pain)
· Post surgeries such as joint replacements, RTC repairs (once post-surgical protocol allows for soft tissue mobilization/manual therapy)
· Rotator Cuff Tendinitis/osis (shoulder pain)
· Scar Tissue/post-surgical scars (once completely closed)
· Patients demonstrating central and/or peripheral sensitization (only used in light stroking/brushing mode to desensitize)
· Shin Splints
· Trigger Finger
· Women's Health (post-mastectomy and Caesarean scarring)
Graston Technique can be used to treat any movement system dysfunction that has been determined to have a soft tissue component.
Why I Should Want Graston?
By accelerating their healing, Graston has been shown to boost outcomes for patients. Graston is a powerful therapeutic technique that clinicians may use to improve their sessions with you by modifying stress in muscles and connective tissue, adding cells to an injured region that heals tissue, and enhancing the capacity to move.