Project Description
Neurokinetic Therapy (NKT)
Neurokinetic therapy is an assessment technique used by a physical therapist to find the root cause of a patient’s complaint. It is an application of Motor Control Theory, neuroscience, and functional anatomy (neurobiomechanics). This helps a physical therapist help find faulty movement patterns in the brain’s motor control center.
How does Neurokinetic Therapy work?
Instead of chasing symptoms, a physical therapist uses the NKT approach to find more direct causes of pain, tightness, or weakness. With a treatment plan developed, a patient can override the physical dysfunction they are experiencing when combining the treatment with performing corrective exercises at home. Each patient case is unique and their NKT treatment program may take longer than others to produce results.
Neurokinetic Therapy is offered at the following locations:
Neurokinetic Therapy can be used to treat the following:
Joint Pain
Neck Pain
Back Pain
Gait Dysfunction
Pre/Post-Surgical Patients
Some Vestibular Cases
Hyoid Dysfunction
TMJ
Scars
Post-Cesarean and Pelvic Floor Dysfunctions
