Yes, Structural Integration is an amazing rehabilitative body of work. There are numerous reasons for this. One reason is that when you restore elasticity to the connective tissue, blood flow is increased to the affected area which brings a greater supply of oxygen and nutrients to damaged tissues. Another reason is that by releasing the compression in the area, structural misalignments have a much greater chance of correcting themselves. Thirdly, this is a full body therapy. Even if an injury is in a specific location the entire body is affected because of the interconnectedness of the connective tissue structure. By working the entire body you are going to catch compensatory problems before they have a chance to take hold. So the work is not only rehabilitative, it’s also preventative!