Graston Technique Therapy in Houston & Cypress, TX
Break Down Scar Tissue. Restore Mobility. Recover Faster.
$45 30Mins – $80 60Mins
What Is Graston Technique Therapy?
Graston Technique Therapy is a specialized manual therapy that uses stainless steel instruments to detect and treat areas of scar tissue, adhesions, and soft tissue restrictions caused by injury, overuse, or chronic tension.
At Myopress®, we use Graston Therapy to speed recovery, improve mobility, and reduce pain. This technique complements our Myopress® Method, supporting your body’s natural healing process so you can move better and perform at your best.
How Graston Therapy Works
Using precision-engineered instruments, Ephraim Colwell, LMT, NMT, CES, applies gentle to moderate pressure along affected muscle, tendon, and ligament areas. These tools allow him to:
- Identify scar tissue and adhesions not always detectable by hand
- Break down fascial restrictions that limit flexibility
- Stimulate blood flow to promote faster healing
- Relieve chronic muscle tension and restore movement
By treating the root cause of soft tissue dysfunction, Graston Therapy helps you regain mobility and recover from injuries more efficiently.
Conditions Graston Therapy Can Help With
Graston Technique Therapy is highly effective for clients experiencing:
- Soft tissue injuries from sports, workouts, or accidents
- Scar tissue buildup after surgery or trauma
- Chronic neck, shoulder, and lower back pain
- Plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, and shin splints
- Repetitive strain injuries like tennis elbow or carpal tunnel
- Limited flexibility caused by fascia or muscle tightness
Whether you’re recovering from an injury or dealing with persistent stiffness, Graston Therapy can restore proper movement and relieve discomfort.
Why Choose Myopress® for Graston Therapy
At Myopress®, we integrate Graston Technique Therapy into your personalized recovery plan to deliver faster, longer-lasting results:
- Expert Care — Ephraim has over 23 years of hands-on experience and advanced training in soft tissue recovery.
- Integrated Approach — Graston Therapy is combined with neuromuscular therapy, corrective exercise, and assisted stretching for total-body results.
- Personalized Treatments — Every session is customized based on your condition, lifestyle, and goals.
Two Convenient Locations — Serving clients across Houston, Cypress, Bellaire, and surrounding areas.
How Graston Therapy Fits into the Myopress® Method
Graston Therapy plays an important role in the Myopress® Method, especially during the Reset and Lengthen phases:
- Reset: Breaks down adhesions and scar tissue to reduce pain and restore circulation.
- Lengthen: Improves flexibility and range of motion to prepare your muscles for stabilization and strengthening.
This integration ensures your recovery is comprehensive, not just surface-level.
What to Expect During Your Session
Each session begins with an assessment of your pain points, mobility, and posture to identify restricted areas. Using Graston stainless steel tools, Ephraim applies controlled strokes over the affected tissue to stimulate healing and restore function.
You may experience mild redness or soreness after treatment — this is normal and part of the healing process. Most clients notice improved mobility and reduced discomfort within just a few sessions.
Serving Houston & Cypress, TX
With two convenient locations, Myopress® proudly serves clients throughout the Houston area:
Cypress Office: 11810 Cypress North Houston Rd Suite B, Cypress, TX 77429
Houston Office: 5909 W Loop S #370, Bellaire, TX 77401
Call Us: (832) 523-2137
Email: info@myopress.com
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Graston Technique FAQs
Everything You Need to Know Before Your First Session
Graston Technique Therapy is a form of instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM) that uses specially designed stainless steel tools to detect and treat areas of scar tissue, adhesions, and fascial restrictions. At Myopress®, this technique helps restore mobility, reduce pain, and speed up recovery from injuries.
During treatment, Ephraim Colwell, LMT, NMT, CES, uses precision-engineered tools to gently glide across muscles, tendons, and ligaments. These tools allow him to:
- Identify areas of restricted tissue or scar formation
- Break down adhesions that limit flexibility and movement
- Stimulate blood flow to promote natural healing
- Release tension in fascia and surrounding muscles
This process kickstarts the body’s recovery response, helping restore normal function faster.
Graston Technique Therapy is effective for many soft tissue injuries and chronic conditions, including:
- Scar tissue from surgery or trauma
- Plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendonitis
- Tennis elbow and golfer’s elbow
- Shoulder impingement and rotator cuff injuries
- Chronic neck, back, and shoulder pain
- Shin splints and repetitive strain injuries
If you’re dealing with scar tissue, limited mobility, or muscle tightness, Graston Therapy can help.
Graston Therapy may cause mild discomfort during treatment, especially when breaking down scar tissue or adhesions. Some clients also experience slight redness or bruising afterward — this is normal and part of the healing process. At Myopress®, we adjust the intensity of each session to match your comfort level.
The number of sessions depends on your condition and goals:
- Acute injuries: 1–3 sessions may provide noticeable relief
- Chronic conditions: 4–6 sessions are often recommended for lasting results
- Athletic recovery: Ongoing maintenance sessions can help improve mobility and prevent future injuries
After your initial evaluation, Ephraim will create a personalized treatment plan tailored to your needs.
Yes — when performed by a trained professional like Ephraim Colwell, Graston Therapy is a safe, evidence-based technique. It’s widely used by physical therapists, chiropractors, and sports medicine specialists for effective scar tissue and fascia treatment.
Yes! Myopress® proudly offers Graston Technique Therapy at both locations:
Cypress Office: 11810 Cypress North Houston Rd Suite B, Cypress, TX 77429
Houston Office: 5909 W Loop S #370, Bellaire, TX 77401
We also serve nearby areas including Bellaire, Spring Branch, Memorial, The Heights, and Jersey Village.
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