Services
Integrative Diagnosis ® (ID) is a cutting edge educational and certification program for healthcare providers that specialize in diagnosis and conservative treatment of muscle, nerve and joint problems.
Manual Adhesion Release ® (MAR) is the primary treatment for the reduction of adhesion in the ID system. Generating tension directly on adhesion is the most effective way to reduce and eliminate it. MAR is one of the most accurate methods of eliminating soft tissue adhesion. The concept behind MAR is very simple. However, the application requires considerable knowledge and skill. Dr. Lambert and Maggie continue to practice and train every year with some of the best musculo-skeletal providers from around the world to further develop their skills.
Using the Integrative Diagnosis ® (ID) system we specialize in the treatment of soft tissue injuries, which includes the use of Instrument Adhesion Release ® (IAR). The IAR tool provides specific treatment; more importantly it has an edge that is more comfortable for the patient.
How we can help
Back Pain
Back pain in the is one of the most common conditions in adult life and one of the leading causes of physician visits. 80% of the adult population will deal with low back pain at some point in their lifetime. The most common cause of back pain and stiffness is from fibrous adhesion. Although, fibrous adhesion is extremely common it is often misdiagnosed. This leads to health care providers commonly prescribing things such as manipulation, taping, stretching and exercises that do not affect adhesion. Unless treated properly by an expert, adhesion can eventually lead to other problems down the road such as lumbar disc problems, low back muscle spasms and early onset spinal degeneration and chronic pain.
Causes of back pain that we treat:
- Muscle Adhesion
- Lumbar Disc Injury
- Nerve Entrapment
- Osteoarthritis
Neck Pain
Neck pain is all too common in today's society full of cell phone and computer use. Overuse of the neck muscles with bad posture often leads to the formation of fibrous adhesion in the muscles. Although fibrous adhesion is extremely common it is often misdiagnosed. This leads to health care providers commonly prescribing things such as manipulation, taping, stretching and exercises that do not affect adhesion. Unless treated properly by an expert, adhesion can eventually lead to other problems down the road such as cervical disc problems, neck and upper back muscle spasms and early onset spinal degeneration.
Causes of neck pain that we treat:
- Muscle Adhesion
- Cervical Disc Injury
- Nerve Entrapment
- Osteoarthritis
Joint Pain
Joint pain in the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee and ankle is often caused by fibrous adhesion in the muscles. This is a product of overuse and a lifetime of regular use and abuse on the body. The most common causes of joint pain are fibrous muscle adhesion and nerve entrapment. Although fibrous adhesion is extremely common it is often misdiagnosed. This leads to health care providers commonly prescribing things such as manipulation, taping, stretching and exercises that do not affect adhesion. Unless treated properly by an expert, adhesion can eventually lead to other problems down the road such as early onset joint damage, arthritis, burning, aching, stiffness, tingling, numbness and chronic pain.
Causes of joint pain that we treat:
- Muscle Adhesion
- Nerve Entrapment
- Osteoarthritis
Fibrous Muscular Adhesion
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Fibrous muscle adhesion or scar tissue in the muscles is the most common source of pain, weakness, and limited motion in the human body. It is unfortunately also the most under-diagnosed problem in the musculo-skeletal system. With expert treatment fibrous muscle adhesion (scar tissue in the muscles) can be reversed.
Peripheral Nerve Entrapment
There are many areas in the body where nerves have to pass through or in between adjacent structures. Since muscles are always expanding and contracting to allow movement, the nerves utilize slippery sheaths to guide them though these muscles. When damage occurs to these nerves and protective sheaths, fibrous adhesion (scar tissue) is laid down to repair the damage causing the muscles to adhere to the nerve like an area of glue. This area of glue is called an adhesion and can often cause tightness, numbness, tingling, and weakness.
Conditions We Treat
- Neck Pain
- Shoulder Pain
- Elbow Pain
- Wrist Pain
- Mid Back Pain
- Lower Back Pain
- Hip Pain
- Knee Pain
- Ankle Pain
- Foot Pain