Vibration Therapy

This approach typically involves standing or performing simple movements on a vibration platform.

The vibration creates rapid, small movements that the body responds to automatically.

This response may help engage muscles in a different way than traditional movement alone.

Vibration Therapy is often used to support how the body functions during activity.

It may be included to:

• Support circulation
• Encourage muscle engagement
• Assist with general movement and mobility
• Complement other forms of care

Use of this approach depends on your needs and how it fits into your overall care routine.

Sessions are typically short and can be adjusted based on your comfort level and goals.

This may involve:

• Standing positions
• Light movement or guided exercises
• Adjustments in duration or intensity

The goal is to introduce a controlled stimulus that supports how your body responds.

During your session, you will be guided through positioning and simple movements on the vibration platform.

You may feel:

• Rapid, gentle muscle activation
• A different type of engagement compared to standard exercise

We will guide you through the process and adjust as needed based on how it feels.

Vibration Therapy can be included as part of your overall plan or used independently, depending on what you are looking to support.