Specialties
Arpella Health excels in its specialized focus in the following areas of rehabilitation:
Injury Prevention Screening
Functional Movement Screen to identify potential risk of injury in athletic participation.
TPI Golf Movement Screening
The Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) Movement Screen identifies biomechanical dysfunction and movement patterns that allow for the most efficient way for each player to swing. This assessment is based on the belief that efficiency is unique to a golfer’s body.
Subcutaneous Fascial Needling
A new therapy for the treatment of myofascial pain and muscle dysfunction. FSN (Fascial Subcutaneous Needling) can be considered a hybrid between Acupuncture and Dry Needling.
A superficial needle abstaining from the muscle and addressing the fascia, FSN is more comfortable than other needling therapies, achieving noticeable results within the first treatment.
Trigger Point Dry Needling
A specific type of needling, very effective for the treatment of myofascial pain and muscle dysfunction.
The only similarity between Acupuncture and Dry Needling are that they share the same needles. They are however two very different sciences, each requiring a certain level of training.
Dry needling is a purely neuromuscular approach to treating trigger points based on the clinical findings of Dr. Janet Travell.
Original Strength
The Original Strength System utilizes: the neuroplasticity of the brain, the three pillars of human movement, the human developmental system allowing you to meet them where they are and quickly experience positive results. Pressing RESET is the fastest way to affect optimized breathing, vestibular activation, reflexive control, and muscular stabilization.
Post Covid Rehab
Breathing and positional techniques to optimize recovery both short and long term.