Pearson Chiropractic and Rehabilitation Center Introduces Graston Technique for Injury Recovery

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The recognized chiropractic center now offers the Graston Technique for accelerated healing and enhanced recovery.
Federal Way, WA - April 4, 2025 - Pearson Chiropractic and Rehabilitation Center is now specializing in the Graston Technique, which is an innovative soft tissue therapy designed to accelerate healing and enhance recovery from musculoskeletal injuries. Since inception, the center has been committed to providing effective rehabilitation services in Federal Way WA [https://www.pearsonchiropractic.com/], and the introduction of this new technique only reinforces the same.

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The Graston Technique is a specialized form of instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM) that effectively breaks down scar tissue and fascial restrictions. It promotes improved mobility and faster pain relief for patients. This evidence-based approach is widely used by athletes, active individuals, and those recovering from surgery or injuries to restore function and enhance overall wellbeing.

"Our goal is to provide cutting edge treatment options that support faster recovery and long-term health. By incorporating the Graston Technique, we can offer our patients an advanced therapy that significantly reduces pain and improves movement," a spokesperson said.

Patients seeking comprehensive care can also benefit from the center's full range of services. Their chiropractor in Federal Way WA [https://www.pearsonchiropractic.com/] currently offers chiropractic care, massage therapy, acupuncture, and rehabilitation services. This holistic approach helps patient receive personalized treatment that addresses their specific condition and recovery goals.

"The Graston Technique is the original and most advanced form of Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization. Our skilled chiropractors and therapists often use the Graston Technique to resolve pain and tightness in the body. IASTM is a treatment utilizing handheld instruments to break down scar tissue and fascial restrictions in soft tissues," the spokesperson explained.

Besides quick injury rehabilitation, the Graston Technique is particularly effective for conditions such as chronic pain, sports injuries, car accident injuries, and post-surgical recovery. By using specially designed instruments, the center's trained practitioners can precisely target affected areas, stimulate the healing process, and improve patient outcomes. The center also offers acupuncture in Federal Way WA [https://www.pearsonchiropractic.com/federal-way/], as a complementary treatment to help alleviate pain and improve circulation.

To book an appointment for massage therapy in Federal Way WA [https://www.pearsonchiropractic.com/federal-way/], individuals shall contact the center by filling out a contact form on their website or by making a phone call directly.

About Company:

Pearson Chiropractic and Rehabilitation Center offers state of the art chiropractic services and rehabilitation services in the Federal Way community. To know more, visit https://www.pearsonchiropractic.com/
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Company Name: Pearson Chiropractic and Rehabilitation Center
Contact Person: Dr. Jay Pearson
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Phone: +1 253-838-1441
Address:1426 S 324th St.
City: Federal Way
State: WA
Country: United States
Website: https://www.pearsonchiropractic.com/

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