Rehabilitative Therapies in Morris
Life doesn’t slow down for stiffness or nagging discomfort. At Morris Chiropractic Clinic, we offer rehabilitative therapies designed to ease muscle tension, enhance mobility, and help you move with greater ease and confidence.
Each therapy targets specific concerns while working together to support your overall recovery and wellness, complementing your chiropractic adjustments and empowering you to take an active role in feeling better.
Dry Needling for Deep Muscle Relief
Dry needling addresses musculoskeletal discomfort and movement limitations by inserting thin needles into trigger points, or muscle knots. This helps release tension, boost blood flow, and ease discomfort. Sessions last about 15 to 20 minutes, with needles typically in place for 10 to 12 minutes. It’s especially helpful for acute discomfort, chronic tension, sports injuries, and recurring headaches. If you’re uneasy about needles, Dr. Ryan Stottler explains each step, starts gradually, and adjusts based on your comfort.
- Cupping Therapy to Increase Circulation: Cupping uses glass cups with gentle suction to draw blood flow to the surface, encouraging your body’s natural healing response. Sessions usually last 8 to 12 minutes and target stubborn areas of tightness that limit your movement. Many patients notice relief quickly, with benefits increasing over repeated visits.
- Kinesio Taping for Stability and Support: Kinesio taping provides targeted support to areas that need extra stability. After evaluating the region, our chiropractor applies specialized tape to limit aggravating movements and reduce the risk of painful slips or awkward motions while you heal.
- Rehabilitation Exercises Tailored to Your Life: Rehab exercises are personalized to your routine, whether you sit, stand, or stay active all day. Dr. Ryan demonstrates each movement, often using simple tools like towels or foam rollers, and provides a printed guide so you can continue at home.
- E-Stim Therapy and ARP for Enhanced Recovery: E-Stim Therapy uses low-voltage electrical currents to relax muscles, boost circulation, and support healing, while ARP (Accelerated Recovery Performance) uses advanced electrical stimulation to target deep tissue and nervous system function. Both therapies help reduce spasms, improve muscle function, and enhance range of motion, especially after injury or surgery.
Schedule Your Appointment
Whether you’re recovering from an injury or managing ongoing tension, our rehabilitative therapies are here to support you. Contact Morris Chiropractic Clinic to learn which options are right for you.
