Kristen Thomason, LMT

Corrective Neuromuscular Therapy is designed to address dysfunction in movement patterns, and address the pain at the source.

If tension keeps coming back, the issue may not be strictly muscular. Addressing the nervous system changes the approach completely.

In my corrective neuromuscular sessions, I am always mindful of the vertebral pairs known as Lovett reactors. This principle recognizes that a shift or dysfunction in a vertebra at one end of the spine will often produce a compensatory response in its paired counterpart at the opposite end. These important correlations are clearly illustrated in the chart Florina Day Spa:

POV: you finally stopped chasing temporary relief and found a neuromuscular therapist to work on the root cause. ✨
More pressure doesn’t always create better results. Corrective Neuromuscular therapy works by making sure the nervous system feels safe so that muscles respond appropriately- creating intentional, effective treatment instead of forcing the body.

Your nervous system is constantly adapting to stressors, it all counts. From injury to overload, and everything in between. Give yourself a moment this week to check in with your body.

Sometimes, pain is the result of compensation patterns from old injuries. Treating only the painful area doesn’t always address the pattern behind it.