Anyone can benefit from ART®. ART® has demonstrated excellent results in treating both professional and amateur athletes, work related injuries, motor vehicle injuries, and for people who just plain hurt. Many companies are using providers of ART® to treat work related injuries with dramatic cost savings in worker's compensation.

- Back pain
- Neck pain
- Headaches
- Shoulder pain
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Sciatica
- Tennis elbow
- TMJ
- Plantar Fasciitis
- Knee and leg pain
- Upper and lower extremity numbness
- Impingement Syndromes
- Sports related injuries

There are many other conditions that respond favorably to our treatments. Call today to see if we can help you.

ART® treatments are performed by the doctor placing a hand contact on a specific area of tissue, then either moving the area, or having the patient move the area through a specific movement pattern.

Treatments may feel uncomfortable during the first few visits until a significant amount of the adhesions and scar tissue are broken up. Typically, the discomfort diminishes within minutes of the treatment. It is common to have a reoccurance of the symptoms that you started with; this is a good sign and indicates that the correct area is being treated.

Treatments usually last between eight and fifteen minutes, and it may require six to eight visits for optimal results. Patients usually report a "good hurt".

- Restore optimal tissue tone, texture and movement
- Restore strength, flexibility and function to the soft tissue being treated
- Release any soft tissue restrictions affecting nerves, circulatory or lymphatic structures

To become certified, providers of ART® must complete extensive written and hands-on instruction as well as, examinations. Providers learn over 300 protocols for the spine, upper extremities and lower extremities. Providers are required to re-certify every year in order to stay current with the latest developments in treatment.