Neuromuscular Reeducation

Neuromuscular reeducation involves advanced muscle testing methods to reset and reprogram the motor control center of the brain. This process helps to correct compensation patterns resulting from trauma, injury, or repetitive strain.

By integrating chiropractic care, deep tissue work, and neuromuscular reeducation, patients can experience faster and more effective results than with any single therapy alone. This comprehensive approach ensures a holistic and efficient path to recovery.

One standout approach is the Injury Recall Technique. This unique method neutralizes the ‘shut-off’ pattern in the brain, which often inhibits movement even decades after the initial injury. Dr. Rehl frequently observes that many patients suffer from old injury patterns, and the Injury Recall Technique is the only known method he knows that effectively addresses these issues. This technique is globally unique and exclusively performed by practitioners of Applied Kinesiology. The results are remarkable and transformative.

Dr. Rehl focuses on improved coordination, balance, postural control, and spinal stability with simple, highly effective exercises that use the body as a whole, as opposed to training individual muscles separately. Improved function is crucial for both accident prevention and general fitness.

Targeted corrective exercises and stretches can help patients feel good and help the body achieve balance and health. Many corrective exercises can be performed at home in order to help improve the effectiveness of chiropractic care as part of an overall personalized wellness plan.

Dr. Rehl’s prior experience as a Pilates instructor and his core-strengthening training at Life West Chiropractic College make him an ideal person to help patients learn to exercise properly.

Dr. Rehl uses his expertise to help patients achieve healthier, more fulfilling lives with simple changes in daily activities. For example, he may offer advice about which activities to minimize or do differently to prevent injury or aggravation of particular health conditions. Sometimes the smallest changes can have the biggest impact.