Rehabilitative muscle feedback, often referred to as biofeedback, is a technology‑assisted therapy that provides real‑time information about how your muscles are working. Sensors placed on the skin detect electrical activity in the underlying muscles. The data is displayed on a screen as visual or auditory cues that let you see when muscles activate or relax.

By watching this feedback you can learn to engage the right muscles more effectively and reduce unwanted tension. This training improves motor control, helps correct faulty movement patterns and reduces compensations that contribute to pain. Biofeedback can be used after injury or surgery to regain strength and coordination, and it is also helpful for chronic conditions like low back pain or hip instability.

At New Life Chiropractic we integrate rehabilitative muscle feedback into our exercise programs. A therapist will guide you through specific movements while you monitor the muscle activity on screen. Seeing your progress promotes engagement and motivation, while the objective data allows us to adjust your exercises. Over time, improved control and awareness can reduce pain and lower the risk of re‑injury.