Kinesio Taping

3 recommendations and reviews from 3 people

• Referral from January 4, 2016
  

  Louisa P. asked:

  Hello all. Is anyone able to share info on where I can get a good sports massage? I have a running injury and bad shoulder which I need support with. Would prefer someone in Leopards Hill/WoodlWoodlands area if possible. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

  

  Regina Z. replied:

  If possible, together with a good massage try to get somebody to use this: http://www.kinesiotaping.com/

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• Referral from June 11, 2014
  

  Andrea B. asked:

  Are there any massage therapist certified in Kinesio Taping? If so where did you get your training/certification from and would you recommend them? Also what do you charge for taping in your practice?

  

  Carrie L. replied:

  You have to be a licensed to touch provider according to Kinesiotaping.com

  

  Kara R. replied:

  You certainly CAN practice Kinesio Taping. It is working on soft tissue, so how on earth is that out of our scope of practice? I love Kinesio. I refer to it as my "duct tape" because it seems to fix everything. I work in a chiropractic practice, so the office is able to bill insurance for it. Out of pocket for a privateient, I would charge $15 for an initial assessment and $10 for a re-tape, or in addition to a massage where I probably assessed the situation already. I would also consider selling the client a roll and offering instruction in self-taping.

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