NEUROMUSCULAR tREATMENT PLANS
A progressive treatment plan designed to identify the muscular structures contributing to pain and dysfunction, then systematically address them through Neuromuscular Therapy.
Rather than simply treating where you hurt, NMT looks at why the area may be hurting—including trigger points, muscular tension, postural imbalances, compensation patterns, and referred pain.
Find the Pattern. Treat the Problem. Reassess the Result.
Neuromuscular Therapy is designed for clients who want focused, specific treatment for muscular dysfunction rather than generalized massage. NMT focuses on identifying muscular structures that may be contributing to your symptoms and addressing them through targeted manual therapy.
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Assess
We begin by understanding your goals, movement limitations, areas of restriction, and relevant history.
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Target
Treatment focuses on areas of tension and restriction that may be influencing your movement.
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Treat
Your response to treatment helps us determine what has changed and where additional work may be appropriate.
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Reassess
Each session builds upon the previous one, allowing treatment to evolve as your body changes.
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NMT Treatment Series 1
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Four x 60 Minute Neuromuscular Therapy Sessions
Normally $340. Now 20% Off
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NMT Treatment Series 2
345
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Four x 90 Minute Neuromuscular Therapy Sessions
Normally $460. Now 25% Off - $86 Per Session
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NMT Treatment Series 3
406
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Four x 2 Hour Neuromuscular Therapy Sessions
Normally $580. Now 30% Off - $101 Per Session
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Sessions Scheduled Weekly or Bi-Weekly
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NMT Extended Series 1
476
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Valid for 4 months
Eight x 60 Minute Neuromuscular Therapy Sessions
50% Off on an extra session for family and friends
Normally $680. Now 30% Off - $59 Per Session
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Sessions Scheduled Weekly or Bi-Weekly
Two Week Grace Period
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NMT Extended Series 2
598
Sale ends 9/25
Valid for 4 months
Eight x 90 Minute Neuromuscular Therapy Sessions
50% Off on an extra session for family and friends
Normally $920. Now 35% Off - $74 Per Session
Availability outside of normal schedule when needed
Sessions Scheduled Weekly or Bi-Weekly
Two Week Grace Period
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NMT Extended Series 3
696
Sale ends 9/25
Valid for 4 months
Eight x 2 Hour Neuromuscular Therapy Sessions
50% Off on an extra session for family and friends
Normally $1,160. Now 40% Off - $87 Per Session
Availability outside of normal schedule when needed
Sessions Scheduled Weekly or Bi-Weekly
Two Week Grace Period
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Neuromuscular Therapy?
NMT is a targeted form of therapeutic massage focused on muscular dysfunction, trigger points, referral patterns, and movement-related tension.
Will you only treat the area that hurts?
Not necessarily. The area you feel pain may not be the only area contributing to the problem. Your therapist may work with related muscles and structures.
Does NMT hurt?
Effective treatment does not require excessive pain. Pressure is adjusted based on your tolerance and the therapeutic goal.
Is NMT the same as deep tissue?
No. Deep pressure is one possible technique. NMT is primarily distinguished by its targeted assessment and focus on muscular dysfunction. Unlike Deep Tissue massage, NMT incorporates trigger-point therapy, focused deep tissue techniques, positional work, stretching, and other neuromuscular approaches.
Should I choose NMT or Myofascial Release?
If you have a specific muscular problem, NMT may be the better starting point. If your primary concern is widespread restriction or mobility, Myofascial Release may be more appropriate.