Ortho, Neuro, Sports Therapy

Performance Therapy: Performance recovery is a multifaceted approach that often utilizes a combination of specialized techniques to address various musculoskeletal imbalances, weakness/stability issues, and muscle adhesion causing limited range of motion to enhance client’s performance and well-being. Active Release Therapy (ART) plays a pivotal role in breaking down adhesions and promoting ti... Read More

Performance Therapy:
Performance recovery is a multifaceted approach that often utilizes a combination of specialized techniques to address various musculoskeletal imbalances, weakness/stability issues, and muscle adhesion causing limited range of motion to enhance client’s performance and well-being. Active Release Therapy (ART) plays a pivotal role in breaking down adhesions and promoting tissue flexibility, while Active Resistance Neuromuscular Massage combines resistance and massage for comprehensive neuromuscular rehabilitation. Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM-GRASTON) utilizes tools to release scar tissue and fascial restrictions. Therapeutic Cupping promotes blood flow and tissue separation, and Muscular Electrotherapy aids in pain reduction and muscle rehabilitation through controlled electrical stimulation. Joint Mobilization focuses on restoring joint mobility, while Myofascial Release targets fascial tension for enhanced flexibility. Fascial Stretch Therapy employs therapist-assisted stretching to alleviate tightness and improve overall tissue function. The synergistic application of these therapeutic modalities creates a comprehensive and personalized approach to recovery, addressing the needs of clients seeking optimal musculoskeletal performance and rehabilitation.

Injury Prevention:
Injury prevention is a paramount aspect of maintaining physical well-being and is addressed through a multi-modal approach with a combination of different training techniques. A biomechanical assessment and evaluation serve as the fundamental tool in understanding a client’s unique movement patterns and musculoskeletal function which allows for our therapist to identify potential vulnerabilities and areas for improvement. Prehabilitation, as an integral component of injury prevention, emphasizes targeted exercises to proactively strengthen muscles, improve joint stability, and enhance flexibility, in turn reducing the risk of injuries before they occur.

Dr. Amanda Quarles is a decorated U.S. Air Force Veteran and Occupational Therapist who holds a Clinical Doctorate and Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy, a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science, and an Associate’s degree in Aircraft Maintenance. Her experience includes upper extremity rehabilitation to include working with professional athletes, geriatric rehabilitation, ergonomic training, traumatic brain injuries, and concussions. During her military time, Amanda was an aircraft mechanic and crossed trained into the field of industrial hygiene before separating and returning back to school to become an occupational therapist. Early in her Air Force career Amanda returned back to playing softball where she was part of the All-Air Force Women’s softball team for the years 2010 and 2011 winning a silver and gold medal. Amanda also is a certified personal trainer working with clients of all ages in both personal and group fitness settings. She is currently pursuing her certification as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) to better support her athletes for injury prevention, rehabilitation and functional training. Her special interest areas marry both her military and professional experience with a heavy sports background and medical knowledge enabling her to be able to look through multiple lenses and provide elite services.

Dr. Amanda Quarles is a decorated U.S. Air Force Veteran and Occupational Therapist who holds a C... Read More

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