David Peter Armentano L.M.T., A.M.M.P., M.T.I.
Licensed Massage Therapist, Massage Therapy Instructor, Continuing Education Provider
Integrative Healing Center of North Texas
IHCNT specializing Eastern Medical Massage to treat women aged 35-60 with low back pain from child birthing, athletics, or career activities dramatically reduce their pain in as few as three treatment
Grapevine, TX
In-Person Sessions
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License, Credentials & Experience
David has been helping people for 12 years
Massage Therapist
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR)
, #MT111247
Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals
Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals (ABMP)
Associate of Applied Science in Massage Therapy
Parker University
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Tuina Massage/Medical Orthopedic Massage
Tuina Massage also known as Chinese Medical massage is 4,000 year old modality that focuses on balancing the body's bioenergetic system as well as manipulation of the soft tissues of the body. This service is designed to aid the client in recovering from injury or stress.
Medical Orthopedic Massage is a term used to describe the use of massage to achieve specific goals under the prescription of a Licensed Physician or Chiropractor.
Posture Screen/ROM Assessment
Using digital software we perform an assessment of your posture and/or Range of Motion/Muscle strength for the areas found to need treatment. The results from this assessment are used to develop a treatment plan specific to your needs and if necessary refer you to the appropriate medical professionals for more advanced care (Ex: Chiropractor, Orthopedic specialist). This assessment can take as long as an hour depending on the testing needed.
Practice Details
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Individuals
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Adults
Seniors
Languages
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Questions & Answers
David Peter Armentano L.M.T., A.M.M.P., M.T.I. Answers
I have found that setting aside five minutes every hour for a deep breathing and meditation/exercise/stretching session really helps.
David Peter Armentano L.M.T., A.M.M.P., M.T.I. Answers
Depending on the treatment method, anywhere from 3 to 36 weeks.
David Peter Armentano L.M.T., A.M.M.P., M.T.I. Answers
First you should see a doctor or chiropractor to ensure that it isn't a disc issue. If they clear you for massage, then I would recommend seeing a massage therapist specializing in Medical/Orthopedic Massage or Tuina.
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