Spine & Muscle Therapy of Gretna

01/21/2025

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01/21/2025

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08/26/2024

Thank you to everyone for the birthday wishes. Despite the blown-out tire, it was an amazing birthday.

12/05/2022

We are Excited to Launch ChiroThin! Call Now to get the Christmas Special and Start the program at the beginning of the New Year!

11/29/2021

11/05/2021

07/08/2019

------ REUNITED -----
Rosie was found today in Springfield!!!!!! Thank you all SO MUCH!

*** Last Sighting was near 114th & Schram Road in Papillion.

------ LOST RESCUE DOG ------ PAPILLION -----
SAT 11:33 PM
I work in the Behavior Department at the Nebraska Humane Society. We currently have a fearful dog who was being fostered in the Papillion area. Her name is Rosie. She’s a 2 year old Chihuahua and she’s a very fearful dog. She ran out the front door of the foster’s home hours ago wearing the blue harness pictured below. Their address is near 114th and Schram Rd in Papillion. The neighborhood is called Southbrook. It’s near 109th and highway 370.
Rosie is very fearful- DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CHASE.
Updated: Please call NHS animal control at

04/15/2016

Benefits of Active Release Techniques

Active Release Techniques (ART), is a patented, soft-tissue treatment system that treats problems associated with muscles, tendons, ligaments, fascia, and nerves. This non-invasive hands-on technique can simultaneously locate and break-up scar tissues, vastly improving overuse and strain/sprain injuries. By breaking and releasing restrictive adhesions, ART can restore mobility, increasing circulatory functions, and increase neurological function.