MANUAL THERAPY IN METAIRIE, LA
Our manual therapy treatments are tailored to your unique condition and goals. Whether you’re recovering from an injury, dealing with chronic stiffness, or managing postural pain, we combine joint mobilization, soft tissue work, and movement retraining to restore balance and function. Through personalized, one-on-one sessions, we help patients across Metairie and New Orleans improve performance, reduce discomfort, and get back to living an active, pain-free life.


















WHAT IS MANUAL THERAPY?
At FunXional Physical Therapy, our experts provide manual therapy treatment in Metairie, LA as part of a personalized care plan. Techniques may include joint mobilizations, soft tissue massage, myofascial release, and trigger point therapy—all designed to improve flexibility, reduce inflammation, and accelerate recovery. This approach helps patients regain strength, mobility, and confidence while preventing future injuries and promoting long-term wellness.
BENEFITS OF MANUAL THERAPY
What Does MANUAL THERAPY TREAT?
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frequently asked questions
Manual therapy should feel comfortable and controlled. Some techniques create a stretching or pressure sensation as the therapist works through tight tissues, followed by a sense of relief and improved mobility.
While massage focuses on relaxation and muscle tension, manual therapy is corrective and medically guided. It addresses specific movement limitations and joint restrictions using advanced clinical techniques.
It’s normal to experience mild soreness for 24 hours after a session, similar to what you might feel after a workout. This resolves quickly as your body adjusts to improved movement.
This varies based on your goals and condition. Many patients notice immediate improvement in flexibility and comfort after their first visit, with continued progress over several sessions.
Yes. Our licensed physical therapists use gentle, controlled movements designed to restore function safely. All treatments are personalized to your comfort and medical history.
Absolutely. Manual therapy is often used after surgery or in chronic conditions to improve scar mobility, restore joint motion, and reduce compensations.
Not typically. A thorough physical evaluation is usually enough to determine the best treatment approach. If imaging is needed, we’ll refer you to the appropriate provider.
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