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Tue:	7:00 am - 4:00 pm
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Creator and developer of Fascial Counterstrain (FCS), Brian Tuckey, PT, JSCCI has personally innovated over 700 neuromuscular treatments which have the ability to reduce pain, restore mobility, restore blood flow, alleviate swelling, and calm inflamed nerves. Brian was the first practitioner to recognize that FCS was impacting the body's deep fascial system and developed the current physiological rationale for FCS.

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Phone: (301) 698-9956

Address: 75 Thomas Johnson Dr Ste L, Frederick, MD 21702

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Headaches
Fibromyalgia
Fascial Counterstrain or FCS for short, utilizes diagnostic tender points to identify reflexive muscle guarding in the body. Reflex muscle contractions occur in skeletal muscle, smooth muscle or in the body’s deep fascia structures due to a variety of reasons including trauma, surgery, postural strain, repetitive motion, even in response to an inflammatory diet. This form of reflex muscular tightness, once present, can contribute to a multitude of symptoms and conditions. Some examples include, but are not limited to: acute/chronic musculoskeletal pain in ALL regions of the body, chronic edema, weakness, digestive dysfunction, neuropathies, migraine/non migraine headaches, tachycardia, CRPS, peripheral arterial disease, balance disorders, seizures, tinnitus, post-concussion syndrome and even widespread conditions like fibromyalgia.
Plantar Fasciitis
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Peritoneum of the intestines. Like all fascia, visceral fascia has pain receptors and nerve connections into the spinal cord. Because of this, it can become dysfunctional (restricted) causing a myriad of medical conditions ranging from chronic back pain to irritable bowel syndrome.

Endometriosis
Each and everyday I am beyond grateful for the tireless work and commitment from Karen at Tuckey & Associates, who truly has changed my life! After years of suffering from endometriosis and after multiple surgeries, I presented Karen with a complex range of symptoms that gave me daily pain, restricted my physical activity and over a period of time became very mentally exhausting! I knew immediately upon starting a series of cranial counter strain sessions that this was going to be a success. Having tried so so many other “physical therapies” and “myofascial release” I knew this made total sense and it would work. What I didn’t anticipate was the commitment both Karen and I would need to see this through to the end – we persevered for many months. Having not exercised or done any level of physical activity for 2 years, I am now exercising at least 3 times a week and have no limitations. I can 150% give credit to Karen for that HUGE transformation.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Resent research has demonstrated that bone anatomy and function is much more complex than originally thought. Bone can be considered part of the fascial system and responds to mechanical forces by changing its structure, alignment and function (4.) FCS is one of the only manipulation techniques in the world that can address bone dysfunction which is the primary pathophysiology behind tendonitis in all regions of the body and is also the primary residual pain generator in virtually all post-fracture and bone contusion cases. FCS is capable of correcting /reducing bone deformities including kyphosis, scoliosis, tibial varum/valgum and even mild (7mm or less) leg length discrepancies. When combined with neural (nerve) FCS techniques, it can quickly resolve intractable conditions such as TMJ dysfunction, tarsal tunnel syndrome, carpal tunnel syndrome and even improve the symptoms of idiopathic peripheral neuropathy.
Epilepsy

Depression
Insomnia
Anxiety

Orthopedics
Mr. Tuckey graduated magna cum laude from the University of Maryland, School of Physical Therapy in 1990. He has 30+ years of outpatient orthopedic experience and has been certified as an orthopedic specialist (OCS) by the American Board of Physical Therapy Examiners since 1995. Mr. Tuckey started Tuckey and Associates Physical Therapy, specializing in outpatient orthopedics and Counterstrain techniques in April of 2004.
Sciatica
Restricted visceral fascia is capable of causing the regional, surface muscle tissues to contract and can present clinically as chronic musculoskeletal conditions that don’t respond to surface treatments. Symptoms include: chronic neck / mid back pain, lower back pain, sacroiliac dysfunction, sciatica, shoulder pain, abdominal pain, chest wall pain, even pelvic floor dysfunction.
Whiplash
Bunions
Vascular Surgery
The patient suffered a compound tibio-fibular fracture and severed 2 of the 3 main arteries of the lower leg. Following metal fixation of the fractures and vascular surgery to repair the arteries, the patient’s ankle blood pressure was found to be insufficient. An additional procedure was performed (femoral stent placement) to increase blood flow; however, only 50% normal pressure was achieved. The attending vascular surgeon felt amputation was a distinct possibility due to the likelihood of tissue breakdown subsequent to poor tissue nutrition.

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Physical Therapy
At Tuckey and Associates Physical Therapy we believe in cost transparency and your right to shop for high quality, cost-effective services. We will be happy to provide you with a “Good Faith Estimate” of our costs upon request or upon scheduling. Call our office for more information at 301-698-9956.
Frozen Shoulder
Tennis Elbow
Dysfunctional nerve fascia can be identified and treated with FCS. Some of the common symptoms associated with neural-fascial dysfunction include: Sharp / shooting pain, numbness, extreme muscle tightness or rigidity, carpal tunnel syndrome, sciatica, tennis elbow, cubital tunnel syndrome, tarsal tunnel syndrome, trigeminal neuralgia, Bell’s palsy, vertigo, balance disorders, pelvic floor pain, chronic headaches, chronic regional pain syndrome (CRPS), idiopathic peripheral neuropathy, visual and auditory disturbances.
Shoulder Pain
Neck Pain
Back Pain
Manual Therapy
Our professional staff members have undergone extensive, post-graduate training in manual therapy techniques under the direction of Brian Tuckey PT, OCS, JSCCI. Mr. Tuckey is an internationally recognized expert and instructor in the manual therapy technique known as Fascial Counterstrain. This enables our therapists to identify and correct the underlying cause of your medical condition and not just treat the symptoms.
TMJ Dysfunction
Cartilage which was originally thought to be an inert tissue, is actually contractile and can become inflamed and restricted similar to ligaments (3.) Remarkably FCS can be utilized to restore the normal flexibility and mobility to cartilage. This enables FCS trained therapists to treat difficult conditions such as hip & shoulder labrum tears, knee meniscus pain/tears, TMJ dysfunction, even cervical, thoracic & lumbar disc herniations respond wonderfully to these techniques.

Achilles Tendonitis
Arterial tender points, is strongly associated with the following conditions (partial list): Muscle pain, Achilles tendonitis, shoulder tendonitis, elbow tendonitis, migraine headaches, burning type nerve pain, lower back pain, neck pain, TMJ dysfunction, degenerative joint disease, degenerative disc disease etc.
Bunions Problems
Heel Spurs
Plantar Fasciitis

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