FreeForm Chiropractic distinguishes itself with its advanced active care and North Fort Worth spinal rehabilitation services that treat symptoms while enhancing the overall functionality and resilience of the body.
Active care rehabilitation becomes imperative in a variety of situations. Individuals experiencing chronic discomfort or limited range of motion, often a result of long-term wear and tear or poor ergonomic practices, stand to benefit greatly. It's also crucial for those who have sustained sports injuries, providing a more in-depth and structured recovery process than traditional methods. Individuals who have undergone major surgeries require a rehabilitation process that restores not only strength but also the correct movement patterns. This rehabilitation is equally important for those who wish to proactively address minor aches and pains before they escalate into more serious conditions. It offers an opportunity for patients to engage actively in their recovery and understand their body's needs better.
Functional movement therapy at FreeForm Chiropractic is a critical component of our advanced rehabilitation services. Our approach is particularly beneficial for identifying and correcting biomechanical issues that often lead to pain and injury. By focusing on the body's natural movement patterns, it helps in creating a foundation for stronger and more efficient movement.
This is especially important for individuals with sedentary lifestyles or jobs that involve repetitive motions, as it helps in correcting imbalances that can lead to chronic pain or injury. Functional movement therapy is also instrumental for athletes looking to enhance their performance, as it helps in identifying and strengthening weak areas, thus reducing the risk of sport-related injuries. This therapy ensures that each patient receives a customized treatment plan tailored to their unique physical needs and goals.
$47 FormCheck includes: Digital X-Rays, Complete Dr. Consultation, Spinal Exam, Posture Analysis, Range of Motion Assessment, and Personal Gameplan. Plus your first adjustment.
