Nimmo Technique

Nimmo Technique

Nimmo Technique

The Nimmo Technique is a type of manual therapy that uses gentle, targeted pressure on muscles combined with movement to release tension, reduce spasms, and improve overall muscle function. It is designed to help the body relax tight muscles, improve circulation, and relieve nerve-related pain.

How it works:

A trained therapist applies specific pressure along muscle fibers and soft tissues while guiding the patient through small movements. This helps the muscles release knots and adhesions, allowing them to function more efficiently. The technique can also reduce discomfort from chronic pain, sports injuries, or postural strain.

Benefits of Nimmo Technique:

Frequently Ask Question

What can chiropractic services do for you?

Chiropractic services are a natural path that promote healing. Chiropractors work on the neuromuscular system of the body to alleviate many ailments. A person can reduce pain , increase movement, improve function within the body and improve their mental health. 2. Who can chiropractors work with?

Chiropractors can work with babies to elderly population. Chiropractors work on the spine as well as the outer joints such as elbow, wrist, shoulder,ankles, and knee.

When performing an adjustment, the chiropractor is releasing gas bubbles that are located within the joint. The sound of an adjustment is the same thing as cracking your own knuckles.

Yes it is and it can reduce pain. There are always risks involved with any type of treatment that you receive. The doctor has been trained to perform these adjustments and it can only be performed by a licensed professional.

The doctor must finish 4 years of undergraduate degree from an accredited university. Then he or she must take vigorous classes on the human body for another 4 years to earn the doctorate degree. The chiropractor must pass 5 different state boards exams to earn their license.

Head to toe for any type of musculoskeletal pain, discomfort, emotional stress, disc issue, headaches, neuralgia, arthritis, sciatica, fibromyalgia, and many more conditions.

It can be due to sports injury, injury due to exercises, manual labor, workers compensation, slip and fall, motor vehicle accidents, pregnancy, sleeping position, and improper biomechanics.

Back or neck pain
Headaches
Stiff or sore joints
Pain that travels down the arms or legs (like sciatica)
Muscle tightness or tension
Trouble moving or feeling "stuck"

Yes, insurance companies accept chiropractic care. Talk to your insurance provider!