Taping is commonly used as an adjunct or a temporary technique, it is often used as a protective mechanism in the presence of an existing injury. Some of the goals with taping are to restrict the movement of injured joints, soft tissue compression, to reduce swelling, support anatomical structures, and protect from re-injury. Taping is used as one of the means of rehabilitation in instances where support and stability are needed, as a first-aid tool, and for the prevention of injury and protection of anatomical structures while healing is taking place.

Common Conditions Treated with Taping:

• Ankle Sprains
• Wrist Sprains
• Low Back Strain
• Shoulder Strain