The Center for Facial and Functional Recovery

Therapeutic technique retraining the brain and addressing conditions from faulty nerve and muscle activities to improve movement patterns, joint biomechanics, balance, coordination, posture, and reduce pain.

A gentle, non-invasive hands-on modality focusing on the craniosacral system rhythm to decrease nervous system restrictions and improve functioning, used for headaches, chronic pain, post-traumatic stress, TMD, and more.

Targeted exercises to regain flexibility, strength, endurance, and overall physical function related to specific problems, with objectives like increasing mobility, improving circulation and balance, and managing symptoms.

Noninvasive techniques using electrical sensors or ultrasound imaging to provide real-time feedback, helping patients learn to control physiological functions for conditions like chronic pain, stress, TMD, and more.

Specialized hands-on techniques including joint mobilizations, muscle stretching, soft tissue mobilization, and passive movements to restore mobility, reduce pain, and enhance healing in conjunction with exercise and education.

Use of thin monofilament needles to penetrate the skin and release fibrous bands or trigger points to manage neuromuscular pain and tension as part of a comprehensive physical therapy plan.

Therapeutic taping methods applied to address various symptoms and dysfunctions from head to toe, supporting muscle function, alignment, and recovery.

Treatment for abnormal involuntary facial movements that occur with voluntary motion of other facial muscles, aiming to reduce synkinetic activity and improve functional control.

Innovative rehabilitation devices providing real-time, twice-reflected visual feedback of the unaffected side of the face to encourage immediate therapy and reduce the psychological impact for facial palsy patients.

Comprehensive management of temporomandibular disorder symptoms through postural evaluation, manual therapy, therapeutic exercises, pain management modalities, dry needling, biofeedback, and graded motor imagery.

Real-time soft tissue imaging technique to visualize muscle and structural movement, used to assess functional deficits and as an alternative to EMG/ENG for facial palsy evaluation.