Pain Relief
A Safe, Non-Invasive Way to Relieve Pain
Muscle testing is a non-invasive, drug-free technique that uses the body’s own responses to identify imbalances in the nervous and muscular systems. It acts as a form of biofeedback, helping Robyn assess how well your muscles are functioning and how your body is communicating internally—without the need for machines, injections, or surgery.
Because this method works with your nervous system rather than overriding it, it’s incredibly safe, gentle, and appropriate for all ages. There are no side effects, and it can be especially helpful for people who are sensitive to medications or prefer a natural, hands-on approach.
Once areas of dysfunction are identified, gentle corrective movements and light exercises are applied. These are designed to “reset” muscle activity, improve posture and alignment, and activate the body’s natural healing systems. Exercises are tailored to your specific needs and are easy to do at home to maintain long-term results.
More Than Muscle Testing: A Holistic Pain Relief Approach
While muscle testing forms the foundation of treatment, additional tools are used to help quiet pain and support healing, especially in the early stages of care. These include:
- Non-opioid care only — no narcotics are prescribed
- Mild anti-inflammatory medications, if necessary and appropriate
- Targeted red light therapy to reduce inflammation and support tissue repair
- Trigger point release to reduce muscle tension and improve circulation
- Nutritional supplements to support nerve and muscle function naturally
These tools are used in a focused, supportive way—with the goal of helping your body heal so medication is no longer needed.
What Kinds of Pain Can Be Helped?
Muscle testing and neuromuscular re-education can be highly effective for a wide range of chronic or recurring pain conditions, including:
- Back pain (upper, mid, and lower)
- Neck pain and tension
- Shoulder discomfort or frozen shoulder
- Knee pain or instability
- Hip tightness or weakness
- Sciatica and nerve-related pain
- Repetitive strain injuries (like carpal tunnel or tennis elbow)
- Poor posture or muscular imbalances
- Pain from old injuries that never fully healed
This approach not only relieves pain but also addresses the underlying causes, helping you move better, feel stronger, and stay pain-free—without the need for long-term medication or invasive treatments.
