What is the Recover Right® Model of Care?

The Recover Right® Model of Care is RolfPros’ clinically driven framework for restoring movement quality, improving performance, and building long-term durability.

It is not a single treatment or protocol. The model guides how we assess the body, sequence interventions, and progress care based on tissue readiness, movement control, and real-world demands.

This model is delivered through the Recover Right® 5-Phase Recovery & Performance System, ensuring care is structured, intentional, and outcomes-oriented.

What is the Recover Right® 5-Phase Recovery & Performance System?

The Recover Right® 5-Phase System translates our Model of Care into a clear clinical pathway:

• Assess: Identify movement limitations, compensations, and load tolerance

• Restore: Improve tissue adaptability and available range

• Stabilize: Reinforce control, strength, and neuromuscular coordination

• Perform: Prepare the body for sport, work, and training demands

• Prevent: Maintain capacity and reduce injury risk through education and movement quality

Each phase prepares the body for the next. Progression is based on readiness—not timelines.

How is RolfPros different from traditional Rolfing®, physical therapy, or chiropractic care?

RolfPros operates within a fascia-first, layer-based system rather than a symptom-driven or protocol-based model.

Key differences include:

• A fascia-first sequencing approach rather than joint- or symptom-first treatment

• Integration of Rolfing®, Laser Therapy, RNT, and functional movement screening within one clinical system

• Emphasis on education and self-management, not passive or indefinite care

• Focus on performance, durability, and long-term resilience, not short-term relief

Our goal is to help clients build capacity and independence—not dependency.

What Conditions Can Rolfing® Delivered Through the RecoverRight® Model of Care Address?

At RolfPros, clinical Rolfing® delivered within our RecoverRight® Model of Care is designed to address musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions, including:

• Chronic neck or back pain

• Shoulder dysfunction and rotator cuff issues

• Hip, knee, ankle, or foot limitations

• TMJ restrictions and jaw tension

• Headaches related to posture or tension

• Sciatica and nerve-related symptoms

• Plantar fasciitis and overuse injuries

• Soft-tissue strains and mobility restrictions

• Movement inefficiencies that limit performance

If an issue involves pain, alignment, movement quality, or tissue load tolerance, Rolfing® within our RecoverRight® Model of Care

What is Rolfing®, and how does it fit within Recover Right®?

Rolfing® is a fascia-focused manual therapy that improves alignment, mobility, and structural balance.

At RolfPros, Rolfing® is used strategically within the Recover Right® System—not as a standalone solution. It is integrated with movement assessment, Laser Therapy, and neuromuscular training to support durable, functional change.

How do you explain Rolfing® to someone new?

Rolfing® is a hands-on process that works with the body’s connective tissue (fascia) to improve how the body organizes itself in gravity.

It is often compared to massage or physical therapy, but it is its own system. Rather than treating isolated symptoms, Rolfing® addresses how tension patterns affect the body as a whole. Certified Rolfers® traditionally work through the Rolfing® 10-Series to progressively improve structural balance and movement efficiency.

What is LightForce® XPi Class IV Laser Therapy?

LightForce® XPi Laser Therapy is a non-invasive, evidence-informed modality used to support tissue recovery.

It may help:

• Reduce inflammation

• Accelerate soft tissue repair

• Decrease pain sensitivity

• Improve circulation

• Support cellular recovery processes

Laser Therapy is integrated based on phase and clinical need. It supports the system—it does not replace movement or manual work.

What is Reactive Neuromuscular Training (RNT)?

Reactive Neuromuscular Training (RNT) improves how the nervous system controls movement.

It is used to enhance:

• Joint stability

• Proprioception and body awareness

• Muscle activation patterns

• Movement efficiency under load

RNT reinforces the changes created through manual therapy and Laser Therapy so improvements are retained during daily activity, training, and sport.

What happens during our initial Recovery Session?

The Initial Recovery Session establishes a clinical baseline and determines the most appropriate starting phase.

The assessment may include:

• Functional Movement Screen™ (FMS™)

• Fascial and structural evaluation

• Targeted Rolfing® treatment

• Laser Therapy

• RNT-based activation work

• Kinesiology taping when indicated

This session provides immediate value while creating a clear, individualized roadmap.

Will I need multiple sessions?

Most clients benefit from a short, structured 5 series to progress through the early phases of the RecoverRight® Model of Care.

Many begin with a multi-session series designed to:

• Improve mobility and fascia tissue quality

• Reinforce stability and control

• Measure progress through re-screening

Ongoing care, when appropriate, is positioned as maintenance and performance support, not open-ended treatment.

Is Rolfing® painful?

Modern Rolfing® at RolfPros is precise, controlled, and responsive to individual tolerance.

Clients often describe sessions as productive and relieving rather than painful. Communication and comfort are prioritized throughout the process.