TERRIER-TYPE SOFT TISSUE AND JOINT MOBILIZATION TECHNIQUE

The technique was developed by dr. It was developed by J.C. Terrier (1918-1992), an orthopedic and rheumatologist specialist. The method is a form of manual treatment that uses the elements of massage and passive joint mobilization in a resting position of the given joint. He named the parts of the therapy as maneuvers and developed them according to each body region. During the treatment, the therapist uses careful massaging, stretching and mobilization movements according to the condition of the given joint. The goal of the treatment The primary goal of the technique is to normalize and relax the muscle tone, thereby alleviating pain. , as well as increasing the range of motion.