Master NMT

Recommended for clients with complex pain patterns, history of trauma or multiple injury zones: Fibromyalgia, Myofascial Pain Syndrome, Spinal Injuries, Postural Distortion, Scoliosis, Movement Dysfunction.

360 NMT Master sessions address pain comprehensively to reduce myofascial symptoms resulting from trauma, excessive and prolonged overuse, hypermobility, spinal injuries, surgeries and cases with multiple injury zones. Specific manual and corrective range-of-motion techniques are employed to reduce biomechanical driven pain. Aspects of biochemical and psychosocial health such nutrition, hormonal balance, breathing patterns, sleep habits and stress are considered. Previous medical and pharmacological interventions are also reviewed as perpetuating pain factors. With patient permission, Master NMT therapists will communicate with other medical professionals to create informative and customized treatment plans.

Master NMT providers are certified in Neuromuscular Therapy (CNMT) and trigger point therapy (CMTPT). They also have experience in other modalities such as strength and conditioning, visceral manipulation, craniosacral therapy, neural mobilization and acknowledged movement rehabilitation therapies. 360 Master therapists teach post-graduate neuromuscular courses and regularly present at local and national conferences.

Mastery sessions strive for successful outcomes with chronic conditions such as whiplash, migraines, sub-acromial impingement of the shoulder, low back and pelvic pain when other traditional modalities may have plateaued. Severe and prolonged systemic pain conditions like Myofascial Pain Syndrome (MPS), Fibromyalgia Syndrome (FMS) and Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) can also benefit from specific neuromuscular techniques used to quiet the nervous system and interrupt pain signals.

Initial evaluations begin with a detailed static and dynamic postural assessment combined with hands-on treatment. Subsequent visits are generally preceded by a shorter postural assessment to monitor gains. The first priority is to remove pain. Improvement to all other soft tissue dysfunctions, muscular imbalances and asymmetries will follow with continued treatment.

Therapist: Katie Adams, Stewart Wild

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