
What to Expect During Your First Session
If you’re considering Neubie Therapy in Thousand Oaks, Santa Monica, or Westlake, your first visit begins with an evaluation of your symptoms, movement patterns, and treatment goals. Based on your needs, your provider can identify the areas that may benefit most from neuromuscular stimulation and movement-based therapy.
Neubie Therapy may be used as part of a personalized rehabilitation approach for concerns such as back pain, shoulder pain, chronic head and neck pain, arm pain, sports injuries, and post-surgical scar tissue or adhesions. Your treatment is adjusted according to your condition, comfort level, and progress.
FAQs
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What conditions can Neubie Therapy help treat?
Neubie Therapy may help patients experiencing chronic pain, sports injuries, muscle strains, post-surgical recovery, joint stiffness, sciatica, tendon injuries, and limited mobility. During your evaluation, Dr. Roy Nissim will determine whether Neubie Therapy is appropriate for your condition and incorporate it into a customized treatment plan.
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Is Neubie Therapy painful?
Most patients describe the sensation as a mild tingling or muscle contraction rather than pain. Because the intensity is customized throughout the session, treatments are designed to remain comfortable while effectively stimulating the muscles and nervous system.
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How many Neubie Therapy sessions will I need?
The number of sessions depends on your injury, goals, and how your body responds to treatment. Some patients notice improvements after just one visit, while chronic conditions or post-surgical rehabilitation may require multiple sessions for optimal results.
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Is Neubie Therapy safe?
Yes. Neubie Therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses direct current neuromuscular electrical stimulation under professional supervision. Before beginning treatment, Dr. Roy performs a comprehensive assessment to determine whether Neubie Therapy is appropriate for your individual needs.
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What makes Neubie Therapy different from traditional electrical stimulation (TENS)?
Unlike traditional TENS units that primarily mask pain, Neubie Therapy uses direct current to help identify neurological dysfunction, improve muscle activation, encourage movement, and support rehabilitation. It is commonly integrated with functional exercises for more comprehensive recovery.
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Can athletes benefit from Neubie Therapy?
Absolutely. Professional athletes and active individuals often use Neubie Therapy to improve muscle activation, accelerate recovery after intense training, reduce soreness, and safely return to activity following an injury.
Patient Experiences
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