Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Neuromuscular Therapy - 120 Mins.

A thorough assessment followed by targeted sustained pressure on trigger points, muscle lengthening, and positional techniques. Sessions can be intense but controlled; therapists adjust depth for comfort and include post-session stretches and home care to support recovery.

Some pressure can feel intense as knots release, but therapists communicate and customize pressure. Expect temporary soreness similar to a deep workout; proper aftercare, hydration, and gentle movement usually relieve discomfort within 24–72 hours.

Arrive hydrated, wear loose comfortable clothing, and avoid heavy meals or vigorous exercise beforehand. Bring a list of areas of pain, current medications, and any recent injuries. Arriving early allows time for intake and a focused treatment session.

It depends on severity and chronicity; many clients benefit from an initial series of two to six weekly sessions, then tapering to maintenance treatments. Your therapist will create a personalized plan based on response, goals, and lifestyle factors to achieve lasting results.

Yes—active infection, blood clotting disorders, uncontrolled high blood pressure, recent fractures, or certain skin conditions may preclude treatment. Always disclose medical history, medications, and recent surgeries during intake so the therapist can modify or recommend alternative therapies for safety.

Coverage varies by insurer and plan; some plans require a physician referral or specific billing codes. We provide detailed receipts and CPT codes upon request. Contact your provider to verify benefits, or ask us for assistance with documentation and claims guidance.