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Sports and soft tissue injury treatment in East Leeds

People think of chiropractors as "cracking bones", but a lot of the work is on tight or damaged muscles. To treat a problem as a whole, soft tissue release is usually part of the picture.

Illustration: sports & soft tissue injuries

Techniques used

Improvement is usually felt straight away, though you may be a little sore for a day or two afterwards.

To be clear: Active Release Technique (ART) is a patented technique and Amy is not a registered ART practitioner. Her training comes from her chiropractic degree and many years of clinical experience.

  • Trigger point therapy, a "press and hold" on a specific point of the muscle which causes it to relax
  • Active release, specific movement patterns performed by you while pressure is applied to the muscle or tendon, to help break up scar tissue and free up movement
  • Dry needling and kinesiotaping within a normal session

What it covers

Sports injuries and repetitive strain injuries as well as disorders of the spine, from neck pain and headaches to foot pain.

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First visit £60 (1 hour, treatment included). Follow-ups £45 (30 minutes).

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