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☑️ 30-60 years old? ☑️ Pain for 6+ months? ☑️ Seen 3+ Providers with no relief?
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It’s time to stop imagining what that would be like and find a real, lasting solution to make that a reality. . We TEST. We find ADHESION. We treat with PURPOSE. We RETEST. . #westerncolorado #grandjunction #bodywork #adhesionreleasemethods #chronicpainButton
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If you’re doing all the “right things” and your pain keeps coming back, you’re not broken. . You’re just treating the wrong problem. ARM isn’t massage. It’s a clinical, results-based method focused on adhesions, tissue glide, and compensation patterns. . Stretching can be helpful…after your body can actually move like it’s supposed to. . Comment STUCK if you’ve tried everything and you’re still in pain. I’ll reply with the first place I’d look (based on what you tell me). . #westerncolorado #grandjunction #colorado #chronicpain #adhesionreleasemethodsButton
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I love massage. I do. . But if you’ve been in chronic pain for 6+ months and you’ve already tried “loosen it up”…you probably need a different approach. I know I did when I had been dealing with regular low back/hip pain even while using all the traditional ‘massage’ methods I knew. It wasn’t until I was treated with ARM methods that I experienced long lasting relief and change. . ARM = assessment + targeted release + immediate re-test. . 🙅Not a full-body relaxation session. 🙅Not “let’s dig until it changes.” 🙅Not guesswork . DM us RETEST and tell us what hurts + how long it’s been going on. We’ll tell you if ARM is worth exploring. . #westerncolorado #grandjunction #bodywork #chronicpain #adhesionreleasemethodsButton
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If I woke up with low back pain tomorrow, this is exactly what I’d do: . 1️⃣ Stop aggressive stretching (for 24–48 hrs). Yanking on it can irritate angry tissue and make you guard harder. 2️⃣ Take a 5–10 min easy walk. Slow is fine. If it spikes pain, do 60–90 sec “mini-walks” + rest. 3️⃣ Heat or ice…pick what calms it. Generally, heat for tight/locked. Ice for hot/sharp. 10–15 min. 4️⃣ Find one “relief position” for 2–3 min. Back with calves on a chair, or side-lying with pillow between knees. (If it worsens, skip.) 5️⃣ Gentle movement, not a workout. Pelvic tilts or knee rocks, small range, 5 reps - recheck symptoms. 6️⃣ Avoid extremes: no bed-rest spiral, no “power through” hero act. . And then the real move: if it keeps coming back or isn’t improving fast, book an ARM assessment. Temporary relief is great - but we need the WHY (adhesions, compensation patterns, nerve mobility restrictions) to create REAL change and to prevent future occurrences. . DM “BACK” or book with an @adhesionreleasemethods provider. Stop guessing. . #westerncolorado #grandjunction #bodywork #colorado #lowbackpainButton
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Deep tissue can feel amazing. It can also be the world’s best temporary band-aid. . Massage/deep tissue/myofascial often focuses on relaxing tissue and reducing tension. Which, sometimes, can be to your detriment if it is protective tension that is occurring. . ARM focuses on restoring tissue glide by addressing adhesions - so your body stops compensating and your pain stops recycling. . If your relief only lasts a day or two, it’s not a willpower problem. It’s a strategy problem. . Comment ARM and I’ll tell you some signs that its adhesion. . #westerncolorado #grandjunction #bodywork #chronicpain #adhesionreleasemethodsButton
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If you’ve got ADHD, you know the deal: most days your brain is a browser with 87 tabs open…and then…there’s that ONE thing your brain LOCKS into and suddenly you’re a heat-seeking missile. . Bodywork and ARM (@adhesionreleasemethods) became that thing for me. . Not because it’s trendy. Not because it’s “relaxing.” Because it’s a puzzle with consequences - adhesions, nerve mobility, compensation patterns, the weird little why behind pain that keeps coming back. And my ADHD brain is annoyingly good at refusing the lazy answer. I will keep pulling the thread until we find what’s actually driving the problem. . So yeah, ADHD can be a pain in the ass for admin and life stuff. But in the treatment room? That hyperfocus looks like thorough assessment, pattern recognition, and not letting you settle for “good enough” care when your body is clearly saying otherwise. . The trauma and CPTSD probably has something to do with my level of empathy and why I care so much..so, I guess…gotta give credit, where credit is due🤷♀️😅😂 . If you’ve been in pain 6+ months and you’re tired of being told to stretch, strengthen, and hope…comment ARM and I’ll tell you what I look for first in a potential ARM case. . #westerncolorado #grandjunction #colorado #chronicpain #adhdButton













