Frequently Asked Questions

ARP (Accelerated Recovery Performance) Therapy uses direct current stimulation to target the neurological origin of soft tissue injuries and movement limitations. It stimulates muscle tissue, increases blood flow, and retrains the nervous system to restore proper brain-body communication. 

 Unlike traditional TENS units that use alternating current to mask pain, ARP Therapy uses direct current to address the root cause. This not only relieves symptoms but also promotes true healing by restoring muscle function and reducing compensation patterns. 

 Yes. ARP Therapy is FDA-cleared and generally well-tolerated. It is safe for most individuals but contraindicated for those who are pregnant, have a pacemaker or implanted electrical devices, or a history of blood clots. MVMT 

 ARP Therapy is versatile and can help with a wide range of conditions, including but not limited to: 

• Chronic pain 

• Arthritis 

• Muscle strains and sprains 

• Ligament tears 

• Post-surgical rehabilitation 

• Neuropathy 

• Limited range of motion 

• Sports injuries 

 The number of sessions varies based on individual goals and conditions. Many clients feel results after the first treatment, with continued improvements each session. A personalized assessment will determine the optimal treatment plan. 

 While the therapy involves muscle activation that can be intense, it's generally not considered painful. Most clients describe the sensation as a strong but tolerable contraction. 

 Yes. MOMVMT offers portable devices like the PRS for home use, allowing individuals to continue their sessions remotely with my guidance. 

 ARP Therapy is generally well-tolerated. Some individuals may feel mild muscle soreness, similar to what you'd experience after a workout, but it typically subsides quickly. Other benefits may include increased energy, improved mental clarity, and better sleep.