Adverse Neural Tension
Nerves and their surrounding connective tisues can become restricted in response to an injury or other trauma.
Even after releasing restrictions in the articular, skeletal, or visceral systems, the nerves may remain compressed, causing numbness, tingling, and pain.
Adverse neural tension is a technique that stretches and releases the nervous tissue through a series of refined and specific movements and positions.
Patients with tendonitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, and postoperative patients can benefit greatly from this technique.
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~ Hubby Goodrich, Harpswell
After a total knee replacement, Hubby Goodrich chose Greater Brunswick Physical Therapy on the recommendation of a friend. "I had sessions with three of the therapists and they all treated me with kindness, consideration and competence. With their help I've gone beyond the doctor's parameters for flexion and extension. My knee is 95% back. Their practice offers more than just manipulation and exercise - it's a very relaxing environment. And the insurance business went seamlessly. I gave them my information and that was that."