Virtual Visits Available / 303-429-6448 Text Us Make an Appointment MENU Graston Technique What is Graston? The Graston technique is a type of instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization. It originated from a traditional Chinese medical treatment called Gua Sha, which used bone or jade tools. The Graston instruments are stainless steel instruments, varying in size and shape to the different parts of the body. The use of the Graston technique has been utilized for a number of years now at the Centeno-Schultz Clinic to: Amplify the effects of the injection-based therapies performed by the Centeno-Schultz physicians Augment other adjunct therapies provided by the physical therapist such as functional dry needling Enhance the corrective-based home exercise program developed through the clinic We’ve provided an FAQ below to help patients further explore Graston Technique. Who is Graston for? What to expect Contact Us 303-429-6448 info@centenoschultz.com Office hours: 7am – 5pm Find Us Broomfield 403 Summit Blvd Suite 201 Broomfield, CO 80021 PRP Prolotherapy South Denver 9777 S Yosemite St Suite 110 Lone Tree, CO 80124 © 2021 Centeno-Schultz Clinic. |Privacy|Terms

Virtual Visits Available / 303-429-6448 Text Us Make an Appointment MENU Cupping Therapy What is Cupping? Cupping therapy is an ancient method of treatment that has been used in the treatment of a broad range of conditions. It is performed by creating negative pressure within the cupping tool, either by flame, electrical, or manual suction. At the time, rhythmical strokes to stimulate the muscle and underlying fascia are incorporated for more deeply penetrating and likely holistic benefit. There are 2 main types of cupping therapy, dry and wet cupping. Dry cupping involved pulling of the skin into a cup without scarifications, while in wet cupping the skin is lacerated so that blood is drawn into the cup. The ONLY cupping therapy offered at Centeno-Schultz Clinic is dry cupping created by manual suction. At CSC, cupping is often used in conjunction with other adjunct therapies with our clinic such as functional dry needling (IMS), Graston technique, and other manual myofascial treatment approaches. Please explore our FAQ section below about cupping therapy. How long does a cupping session take? Does cupping cause bruising? How will I feel after? Cupping Therapy Session at Centeno-Schultz Applying the cups Patient with cups applied Cups removed Cupping session with Mark Reilly, MS, PT, IMS-P at Centeno-Schultz Clinic in Broomfield, CO Schedule an Appointment Explore PT at CSC MEET MARK IMS BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTION GRASTON Contact Us 303-429-6448 info@centenoschultz.com Office hours: 7am – 5pm Find Us Broomfield 403 Summit Blvd Suite 201 Broomfield, CO 80021 PRP Prolotherapy South Denver 9777 S Yosemite St Suite 110 Lone Tree, CO 80124 © 2021 Centeno-Schultz Clinic. |Privacy|Terms