Neural Reset Therapy®
NRT is best suited for individuals who want to address musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction with a gentle, precise, and neurologically grounded approach rather than relying on prolonged deep tissue work. It's ideal for those dealing with chronic muscle tension, knots, restricted joint mobility, or postural imbalances who haven't found relief through traditional massage alone.
Neural Reset Therapy®
NRT traces its roots to two pioneering scientists, Sherrington and Pflüger, whose investigations of the nervous system over a century ago revealed its fundamental operating principles. Because the nervous system governs muscle function, applying the Law of Reciprocal Inhibition and the Law of Symmetry to the human body has transformed these laboratory discoveries into a practical, fast, and dependable form of manual therapy.
How Does NRT Work and Applied in A Therapy Session
Your body contains specialized nerve structures called mechanoreceptors, which detect pressure, speed, vibration, stretch, and other mechanical forces. When these receptors sense a change, they transmit a signal to the spinal cord, which then forwards it to the brain.
In NRT, the therapist briefly activates the receptors within a targeted muscle either by having you hold a position or move in a specific direction, or by tapping the muscle in a way that prompts the receptors to send a particular signal to the spinal cord.
This new signal travels through the spinal integrating center, which resets the nervous system and brings the muscle into a neurologically optimized state. Following the reset, muscular pain and tightness fade away. Joint mobility and posture improve as well.
For more information about Neural Reset Therapy®, visit www.neuralreset.net. Neural Reset Therapy® is developed by Lawrence Woods. It is a service mark of NRT Training, LLC.
Considerations & Contraindications
For the safety and well-being of all clients and staff, we kindly request that any individual experiencing a fever, acute illness, blood clot, or contagious condition -- such as the common cold, influenza, stomach flu, coronavirus, meningitis, shingles, contagious skin conditions, or unexplained rashes -- refrain from visiting the facility.
Please notify our facility at least 24 hours prior to your scheduled appointment to inform us of your condition. We are happy to assist you in rescheduling your appointment once the contagious condition has fully resolved. Your understanding and cooperation are greatly appreciated.