ABOUT
PATRICK BYRNE
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EQUILIBRIUM
GULF SHORES, AL
Located inside The Chiropractic Connection in Gulf Shores, AL, Patrick Byrne of Equilibrium is dedicated to providing comprehensive healing by offering treatment, assessment, and support for a wide range of health-related issues. Patrick has studied massage therapy, exercise physiology, biology, chemistry, nursing, and neuro-muscular therapy and is skilled in assessing each individual's unique needs.
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During your first visit, Patrick will thoroughly evaluate your current condition, address specific problem areas or concerns, and discuss expected results. Your massage or bodywork sessions will then be customized in order to achieve the best results on the day of your appointment. More than one massage technique may be used during a session.
Each massage session takes place on a specially designed table that provides stability and comfort.
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The overall benefits of massage and bodywork include but are not limited to general relaxation, alleviation of muscular pain, easing tension and headaches, stress relief, reduction of anxiety, postural alignment, tension relief created by "compensation", and relief of chronic pain.
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Bodywork Services
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Evaluation & Support
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Post-Surgical
Therapy is recommended after surgery in order to organize fascia plains and soft tissue, increase circulation for better nutrient uptake and waste removal, break down existing scar tissue and prevent the formation of new scar tissue, promote healing which allows for shorter recovery time and improved function.
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This works with all types of surgeries including joint surgeries, full joint replacement, spinal surgery, abdominal or intestinal surgeries, organ transplants, open heart surgery, skin grafts, liposuction, tummy tucks, and breast surgeries including implants, mastectomy, and/or radiation therapy.
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Pre-Surgical
Therapy is recommended prior to surgery to help properly align and position the joint, thus making it easier for the surgeon to manipulate the joint. Additionally, this allows for more space in the joint capsule in order for the surgeon to work more efficiently.