No. The methodology used (Functional Patterns) is a training methodology that aims to improve the quality of movement (biomechanics).

It depends on what you mean by “rehabilitation”. Simply put, the goal of the methodology is to improve one’s quality of movement, regardless of their fitness level. ALL exercises are “corrective” exercises aiming to correct a certain movement pattern, whether they are dynamic or very slow and regardless of WHO is doing them.

Possibly, yes. The system’s ultimate goal is to improve one’s quality of movement. With that said, if an individual’s pain or discomfort comes from the fact that certain movement patterns are causing them problems, logically, correcting these patterns could very well help them improve their condition. 

In fact, many people report positive changes in regards of their discomfort. 

However, it must be understood that the methodology is NOT a medical or physiotherapeutic diagnostic system, and that in some cases, medical or physiotherapeutic approval may be requested prior to undertaking a process.

That is the goal! However, the priority is to correct movement patterns. That said, depending on the person’s situation, the emphasis may be on more “corrective” and slow movements at the beginning of the process.