Active Release Techniques in Kennewick
The Gold Standard in Soft-Tissue Care
Active Release Techniques (ART) is a targeted, hands-on therapy developed to treat a wide range of issues affecting muscles, tendons, ligaments, nerves, and surrounding soft tissues throughout the body.
ART works by locating and breaking up scar tissue and injury-related buildup within the muscles, returning them to their optimal, healthy state. This approach also effectively alleviates the pressure that builds in surrounding blood vessels and tissues as a result of swelling and ongoing injury.
What Active Release Therapy Is Designed to Achieve
At its core, ART treatment is focused on restoring healthy muscle function and delivering real, long-lasting pain relief. This proven technique has shown a strong track record of permanently addressing conditions that stem from chronically overworked or strained muscles. Our Kennewick chiropractic team has seen exceptional outcomes using Active Release Techniques with high-performance athletes — including Ironman competitors — along with patients dealing with repetitive motion injuries and workplace strain.
A Powerful Solution for Migraine Sufferers
How A Simple Chiropractic Technique Can Help
Countless migraine sufferers spend years depending on over-the-counter and prescription medications just to function day to day. What many don't know is that long-term reliance on these medications can quietly cause significant damage to the liver and kidneys. An ART-certified chiropractor at our Kennewick clinic offers a non-invasive, entirely drug-free path forward — one that zeroes in on the true source of your migraines instead of just relieving symptoms temporarily.
Whatever is driving your pain, our Kennewick chiropractic team has the tools and expertise to help you reduce discomfort, restore function, and get back to living fully. Our certified providers have guided countless patients throughout the Kennewick area to lasting relief from debilitating pain. ART is woven into our personalized treatment plans for back and shoulder pain, work-related conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome, and sports injuries including shin splints.
When you call to schedule your visit, ask our team whether Active Release Techniques could be the right solution for what you're experiencing.
