Neurokinetic TherapyNeurokinetic Therapy (NKT) fuels the Mobility Room philosophy. We dive deep into your movement patterns and weak points. Instead of chasing the symptoms we uncover the root cause of pain through hands-on muscle testing which enables us to quickly identify why a muscle is tight and overcompensating for weakness in other parts of the body. So you get better, faster.
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Fascial Stretch TherapyFascial Stretch Therapy is a pain-free, unique, complete, and complementary system of table-based assisted stretching, focusing on the fascia and joint capsule as the key elements in achieving optimal flexibility, strength, performance, and pain relief. FST is one of the quickest, most effective, and most pleasant methods to eliminate pain, restore function, help you move and feel better in activities of life, fitness, and sports!
Set It Free With FST! |
Soft Tissue ReleaseThe goal of soft tissue release therapy is to restore normal mobility and motion between muscle tissue and nerves. This treatment also helps release any entrapped nerves or blood vessels. As scar tissue builds up, it can cause adhesions or fibrosis to build up in soft tissue. This treatment works by eliminating scar tissue build-up from within soft tissue structure. Besides eliminating scar tissue, this treatment reduces the stress placed on joints and nerves.
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What is a Kinesiologist?A kinesiologist is a health professional (also known as a human movement professional) registered with their provincial kinesiology association. Kinesiologists are human movement specialists that provide services to the public through the application of sciences such as anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, and psychomotor behaviour. Practitioners are required to have completed a 4 year university kinesiology degree (or equivalent). Kinesiologists must abide by standards set by their provincial association which vary province to province. Ontario is the first province to recognize kinesiologists as regulated healthcare providers similar to physiotherapists or nurses.
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