Postural Restoration

A root-cause approach to postural movement dysfunction, pain relief, and optimal function.

The Mission Behind Postural Restoration

Postural restoration is a form of physical therapy treatment meant to address, diagnose, and treat the primary contributions of postural kinematic movement dysfunction. Rather than simply masking symptoms, this approach gets to the root of the problem and aims to correct the dysfunction.

Simply put, it is a method that strives to improve the practice of physical medicine by recognizing how asymmetrical effects can interfere with the human body.

Respiration

Assessment of respiratory influences that may contribute to how your body moves and functions.

Myokinematics

A detailed look at the relationship between muscles, joints, and movement patterns.

Neuromuscular Applications

Consideration of the neuromuscular factors that affect movement and function.

Postural Imbalances

Identification of asymmetrical adaptations and postural dysfunctions that may be contributing to symptoms.

Postural Restoration at Cutting Edge Physical Therapy

At Cutting Edge Physical Therapy, our trained professionals are here to help you relieve pain and regain optimum function. At your initial appointment, you will undergo a thorough evaluation with one of our highly trained physical therapists.

Your evaluation will assess postural dysfunctions, asymmetrical adaptations, interferences on your polyarticular chain, and accompanying symptoms. After the evaluation, your physical therapist will create an individualized treatment plan based on your specific needs and goals.

Thorough Evaluation

Begin with a detailed assessment of your posture, movement dysfunctions, adaptations, and symptoms.

Individualized Plan

Your therapist develops a plan tailored to your specific needs rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.

Restore Function

Treatment is designed to help relieve pain and support your return to optimum function.

Start Your Path Toward Improved Posture

Our experienced physical therapists are ready to create a plan that addresses your unique postural dysfunctions and helps you move toward improved function.