Mulligan Technique
The Mulligan Technique is an advanced manual therapy method that combines therapist-applied joint mobilization with active patient movement. Unlike passive techniques where the patient lies still, Mulligan uses Mobilization with Movement (MWM) meaning your therapist applies a precise, sustained glide to the joint while you actively perform the movement that normally causes pain. Done correctly, the painful movement becomes pain-free immediately.
Our team has trained extensively in Mulligan Technique for both upper and lower extremities, making it a powerful tool for treating shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, and ankle conditions. Patients often experience rapid, noticeable improvements in pain and range of motion frequently within a single session which then carries over into their home exercise program.
Benefits of The Mulligan Technique:
- Provides immediate reduction in pain
- Restores range of motion quickly and effectively
- Improves joint mechanics and function
- Works on shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees, and ankles
- Empowers patients with self-mobilization techniques to use at home
- Delivers measurable results often within the first few sessions
