What Is Trigger Point Therapy?
Trigger points are hyperirritable spots in your muscle tissue. When pressed, they can cause pain locally and in distant areas.
Skilled therapists apply focused pressure to “deactivate” these knots, improve circulation, and restore muscle function.
Common Causes
Common Symptoms
How Trigger Point Therapy Works
During a session, your therapist uses fingers, knuckles, or tools to locate and release trigger points.
- Increases blood flow
- Flushes out toxins
- Releases muscle tightness
- Resets nerve signals
- Promotes deep, lasting relief
Benefits of Trigger Point Therapy
Immediate pain relief
Improved flexibility and mobility
Relief from headaches and referred pain
Better posture and movement patterns
Faster recovery from injuries
Reduced tension and stress
What to Expect During a Session
- Session on a massage table with or without oil
- Trigger points located and released with direct pressure
- 30–90 minute sessions tailored to your needs
- Mild soreness may occur (like after a workout)
It’s often combined with stretching, myofascial release, or deep tissue work for best results.
Reclaim Your Comfort—One Pressure Point at a Time
Don’t let muscle knots control your life. Target the source of pain and restore your freedom of movement.