07/02/2025
When movement feels off, sometimes it’s not the muscle. It’s the message.
In this photo, John is using Re-Tensioning Therapy, a neurologically based manual technique that helps restore clear communication between the brain and body. Instead of stretching tight muscles or strengthening weak ones, this approach targets the nervous system’s control of movement.
With light touch and precise positioning, John identifies and resets inefficient motor patterns. These often linger long after an injury, surgery, or repetitive strain.
This technique can be especially helpful for chronic pain, unexplained discomfort, or that persistent feeling of being “out of alignment.” It’s gentle, non-invasive, and often effective when nothing else seems to work.
Learn more about how we use it at Trinity Physical Therapy:
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