Here are some of the tools used in the Graston Technique:

1. Graston instruments: These are six stainless steel instruments of various shapes and sizes that are used to detect and break up scar tissue and adhesions in the soft tissue. 2. Lubricant: A lotion or oil is applied to the skin before using the instruments to reduce friction and make the therapy more comfortable for the patient. 3. Stretching and strengthening exercises: To help prevent the recurrence of scar tissue, patients are often given exercises to perform at home or in the clinic to promote healing. 4. Ice or heat therapy: Patients may be advised to use ice or heat therapy to help reduce swelling and improve circulation in the treated area. 5. Manual therapy techniques: The Graston Technique is often used in conjunction with other manual therapy techniques such as massage and stretching to help patients achieve optimal results.