The Emmett Technique is a gentle hands-on approach using light pressure at specific points to reduce muscular tension.
It is often used to support mobility, comfort and posture-related pain.
Search Again View Emmet Technique PractitionersThe Emmett Technique is a gentle hands-on approach using light pressure at specific points to reduce muscular tension.
It is often used to support mobility, comfort and posture-related pain.
The Emmett Technique is commonly described as subtle and precise rather than forceful. Sessions aim to reduce protective muscle holding patterns and restore ease of movement. It may be used on its own or alongside other manual therapies and rehabilitation programmes.
You may be treated standing, seated or lying down. The practitioner applies gentle pressure to specific points for short periods, often reassessing movement after each step. Clients typically remain clothed or partially clothed depending on the area treated and consent.
This approach is generally gentle and low risk, but it should not replace assessment for acute injury, neurological symptoms or severe pain.
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