Some tightness lives deeper than hands can reach. Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM) — including the Graston Technique — uses smooth, contoured tools to find and free up scar tissue and fascial restrictions, so tissue can heal and move again.
After an injury or years of overuse, soft tissue can develop adhesions and scar tissue — sticky spots where muscle and fascia no longer glide freely. IASTM uses specially shaped stainless-steel instruments to detect those restrictions and gently work through them.
The controlled treatment introduces a small, healthy stimulus that prompts the body to remodel and repair the tissue — restoring smooth movement and easing the pull that was causing pain.
Two Palms uses modern IASTM tools (Graston-style and RockBlade instruments) for conditions like tennis and golfer’s elbow, Achilles and plantar issues, and chronic muscle strains.
Honest note: a session can leave the area briefly pink or tender, and IASTM works best paired with movement and exercise — we’ll guide that part too. It’s a tool within your plan, not a magic wand.
We glide the instrument to locate the rough, restricted spots in the tissue.
Controlled strokes free the adhesion and stimulate healing — brief, focused, effective.
We pair it with movement and simple exercises so the tissue heals the right way.
Not your average chiropractor — she cares about your whole health, not just the skeletal stuff.— Chuck M., Google review
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