What does NFM mean in PHYSIOLOGY

Common conditions include whiplash, chronic pain, neck/shoulder pain, frozen shoulder, plantar fasciitis, sciatica, scoliosis, headache and sinusitis.

The primary benefit of NFM is reduction in pain and stress on the body. Other potential benefits may also include improved flexibility and range of motion in affected areas.

NFMs approach involves techniques such as manual stretching techniques for sensory integration dysfunction (SID), myofascial release to break down adhesions or scar tissue in muscles and connective tissue; trigger point release to eliminate knotting or tightness; neuro-mobilization techniques; as well as joint mobilization to promote joint health.

You should expect your therapist to use their hands or elbows to apply gentle pressure onto specific areas on your body in order to manipulate those areas. The therapist will likely ask questions pertaining to your medical history and previous injuries prior to beginning the session in order to better customize the treatment plan for you accordingly.