What is the Graston Technique and How is It Used?
by Kamal Ikram Pro Health Chiropractic & Physiotherapy Services iWhat is the Graston
Technique and How is It Used?
The Graston Technique is a form of instrument-assisted soft
tissue mobilization (IASTM) for injury recovery.
IASTM is defined as the use of instruments or tools to
assist with the identification and/or treatment of movement dysfunction caused
by pain or changes to the soft tissue structures (muscles, ligaments, tendons,
fascia).
Graston Technique physical therapy differs from other forms
of IASTM on the market. This is due to its unique instruments and protocol that
has been taught and researched for over 20 years. Unlike other tools made from
wood, ceramics, or stone, specialists create Graston massage tools from
stainless steel and designed with beveled edges and angles to detect myofascial
restrictions.
There are six Graston physical therapy instruments of
various sizes and shapes that work on all parts of the body, from the neck to
the delicate parts of the foot and ankle. Practitioners cannot purchase
instruments from the Graston website or another vendor. Instead, they are only
available to licensed practitioners who have completed the onsite or online
Graston treatment training courses.
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