At Harker House Chiro, recognized as Tulsa’s Best Graston Chiropractor, we utilize a special technique for deep tissue massage and myofascial release. How does it work? We employ expertly crafted stainless steel instruments, which target areas like muscles, tendons, and ligaments. By addressing these soft tissues, we can break down scar tissue and other adhesions. This not only promotes healing but also helps alleviate pain. Experience the healing difference with us.

• Pain Reduction: Ever wondered what makes Harker House Chiro stand out as Tulsa’s Best Graston Chiropractor? Our Graston Technique is a game-changer. Whether you’re facing acute discomfort or chronic pain from musculoskeletal conditions, this technique targets and breaks down scar tissue, enhancing tissue flexibility and bringing pain relief. We’re here to help your body feel its best.
• Improved Range of Motion: Muscles and soft tissues with adhesions or scar tissue often limit the range of motion in affected joints. Graston Technique helps to restore normal movement patterns, leading to improved flexibility and joint mobility.
• Faster Recovery: By promoting blood flow to the treated area, Graston Technique can accelerate the healing process. Increased blood circulation brings oxygen and nutrients to the injured tissues, aiding in tissue repair.
• Enhanced Performance: Athletes often use Graston Technique to treat and prevent sports-related injuries. Regular treatment can keep muscles and soft tissues in optimal condition, reducing the risk of injuries and improving overall athletic performance.
• Breakdown of Scar Tissue: Scar tissue can develop after injuries or surgeries, causing pain and restricting movement. Graston Technique’s unique approach targets and breaks down these adhesions, allowing for smoother and more efficient tissue healing.
• Non-Invasive: Graston Technique is a non-invasive therapy, meaning there are no incisions or surgical procedures involved. This makes it a safe and conservative treatment option for a wide range of conditions.
• Complementary Treatment: Graston Technique can be used alongside other therapies like physical therapy and chiropractic care to enhance their effectiveness. It can also be incorporated into a comprehensive rehabilitation program for maximum benefits.
• Treatment for Various Conditions: Graston Technique is commonly used to address conditions such as tendinitis, plantar fasciitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, rotator cuff injuries, and more.