Pain Treatment Clinic - NMJ Clinic

Functional Pain Therapy (FPT), developed exclusively at NMJ Clinic, is an advanced clinical and evidence-based system aimed at chronic pain treatment. This innovative approach is designed to restore structural integrity, neuromuscular coordination, and movement efficiency of the human body, particularly for those suffering from musculoskeletal dysfunction. 

FPT goes beyond conventional physiotherapy methods by integrating precise spinal and joint mobilization with neuromuscular re-education and functional integration, making it one of the premier pain relief services available. This Super Specialized Physiotherapy empowers the body to heal and perform as it was intended.

FPT offers a comprehensive approach to chronic pain treatment by integrating multiple clinical techniques into a case-specific and function-oriented process. Our pain relief services include: 

• Spine & Joint Mobilization (Manual Therapy) – addressing musculoskeletal dysfunction effectively. 

• Visceral Mobilization – enhancing overall function. 

• Nerve Decompression Techniques – providing targeted relief for nerve-related issues. 

• Muscle Reprogramming – optimizing muscle function. 

• Subconscious Postural Re-education – promoting better posture for long-term benefits. 

• Performance Optimization – ensuring peak physical performance through our Super Specialized Physiotherapy methods.

While most therapies focus on chronic pain treatment, Functional Pain Therapy (FPT) aims to restore the complete functional ecosystem — mechanical, neural, and perceptual. This approach trains the body to achieve Automatic Postural Control and Functional Stability, effectively preventing recurrence and degeneration associated with musculoskeletal dysfunction. Through manual facilitation and precise neuromuscular training, FPT enhances brain-body integration, ensuring that movement becomes natural, efficient, and pain-free, all while offering effective pain relief services and exemplifying Super Specialized Physiotherapy.