Services

Graston Technique in Silverdale, WA

Instrument-assisted soft tissue treatment, the same approach professional sports teams use for stubborn muscle and tendon problems.

For the injuries adjusting alone cannot reach

Some problems live in the soft tissue: muscles, tendons, ligaments, and the connective tissue that binds them together. Old strains heal with rough, disorganized scar tissue. Overuse leaves tendons thickened and cranky. These injuries often linger for months because nothing is actually treating the tissue itself.

The Graston Technique uses a set of precisely contoured stainless steel instruments to detect and treat those restrictions. Drawn across the skin, the instruments let Dr. Siegel feel exactly where the tissue is roughened, then work those areas to break down adhesions and stimulate the body to remodel the tissue properly.

Certified, and nearly painless

Dr. Siegel is a certified Graston Technique provider. Treatment is a fairly painless experience for most patients, and it is used by professional sports teams and large employers for exactly the kinds of soft tissue and occupational injuries that otherwise refuse to resolve. One patient put it simply: after Graston treatment on her foot, she could walk better.

Dr. Siegel consulting with a patient about soft tissue treatment

Common Uses

Problems Graston handles well

Tendon problems

Tennis elbow, achilles and patellar tendon irritation, rotator cuff strain, and plantar fasciitis.

Scar tissue and adhesions

Restrictions left behind by old injuries and surgeries that limit motion and keep tissue tender.

Sports and work injuries

Sprains and strains that need the tissue treated, not just rested. Pairs naturally with adjusting and cold laser.

Tired of an injury that will not quit?

Soft tissue problems rarely fix themselves. Come in and find out whether Graston is the missing piece.