Manual Therapy

Manual Therapy
Manual therapy uses hands-on techniques to help reduce pain, improve joint and soft-tissue mobility, and support better movement.
Related treatment topics
IASTM
Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization is documented as a manual technique using specialized tools to address soft-tissue restrictions and scar tissue.
Myofascial Release
Myofascial release is documented as hands-on treatment for stiff or tight muscles and fascial restriction, with the goal of easing tension and improving movement.
Joint Mobilization
Joint mobilization is documented as skilled passive movement of specific joints using direction, force, and technique to support mobility and pain reduction.
Neuromobilization
Neuromobilization is documented as nerve mobilization for irritated, compressed, or inflamed nerves, including symptoms such as pain, numbness, or tingling.
The old source notes that manual therapy may be used by physiotherapists, chiropractors, or massage therapists to address stiff joints and soft-tissue restrictions without medication.
Your clinician assesses the area, explains the purpose of treatment, and may use joint mobilization, soft-tissue techniques, or movement-based follow-up exercises.
Hands-on care for pain and movement
Manual therapy may support recovery from injury, illness, surgery, limited range of motion, stiffness, or pain that interferes with daily activities.
Every plan is based on your symptoms, goals, and clinical assessment. If this service is not the best fit, the Evolution team can guide you toward the right care option.
Questions about whether this service is right for you can be discussed during your assessment.