They are conditions that have been present for some time and won’t go away by themselves. In some instances, your pain may come and go, but generally never leaves for good.

Myofascial Slings are continuous planes of muscle and a connective tissue called fascia.  A muscle can have an attachment to another muscle, then to another muscle and so forth because of fascia creating a ‘chain reaction’ or sling.

Impulses flow from your brain through the spinal cord exiting paired nerves that leave between each spinal joint. These nerves send impulses to every cell and tissue of your body. Because these nerves are positioned so closely to moving bones of the spine, should there be improper movement or alignment these nerves can be irritated or compromise nerve function. Correcting the body’s balance using Finch Therapy often restores function of your nervous system resulting in good health.

Clients/patients have reported that by decreasing the amount of stress being placed on their joints, they commonly experience a decrease in pain levels; however, it does not repair the diseased joint.

YES. As no deep compressive work is required, this reduces the risk of fracture.

NO. If your wear appropriate clothing the treatment should be conducted with your clothes on.

NO. Deep compressive work is not required as part of this treatment. However, when your body isn’t in its optimal alignment it does create stress on muscles, joints and nerves within your body resulting in certain areas being painful to touch. Throughout the course of your assessment/treatment it may be necessary to touch some of these areas which may elicit pain; however, the treatment is not painful.

Most clients/patients state they notice pain changes immediately as many of the postural imbalances will be treated in your first visit.

Without thorough assessment, this is impossible to answer. Some clients only need one visit and others may need more, this depends on your presenting condition and how long it has been there. Your therapist will be able to advise you once your condition has been assessed.