Fascial Release
Fascia is a continuous three-dimensional web of connective tissue that surrounds, supports, separates, and connects virtually every structure in the body, including muscles, bones, nerves, blood vessels, organs, and the brain. Fascia provides internal support and helps keep muscles and organs in their proper anatomical positions. Its fluid- rich layers allow tissues to glide over one another with minimal friction. Fascia contains millions of sensory nerve endings involved in pain, movement, and body awareness. It transmits force by distributing tension and mechanical forces throughout the body as you move. It supports healing by providing the framework for tissue repair and helps support the lymphatic circulation. When fascia becomes restricted through trauma, inflammation, surgery, repetitive strain, or poor movement patterns, it can contribute to fascial restrictions. The tissue becomes less mobile, leading to tightness, stiffness, reduced mobility, discomfort, and a heavy feeling. How fascia is treated? By using a gentle sustained pressure and specialized techniques. Treatment can create sensations such as pulling, stretching, warmth, or a slow melting feeling as tissues begin to release. The fascial system is a complex interconnected network, treatment is most successful when done by a practitioner with appropriate training and understanding of this complex system.
Medical Massage Therapy
Living with chronic/acute pain, tension or a soft tissue injury that just won't go awa no matter what you try can be tough.
Medical Massage Therapy is primarly used to treat both chronic and acute soft tissue injuries, including those affecting tendons, ligaments and joints. The main focus is to promote healing, improve circulation and restore the body to it's optimal function and balance.
CranioSacral Therapy
Craniosacral treatment is a gentle, hands-on approach that works with the tissues and structures surrounding the brain, spinal cord, and sacrum. The goal is to encourage relaxation, reduce unnecessary tension, and support the body's natural ability to regulate and restore balance. Craniosacral treatment uses gentle touch to work with the body's tissues and nervous system. Because fascia forms a continuous network throughout the body and interacts with fluid movement, including lymph, reducing fascial tension and promoting relaxation may help support healthy fluid circulation and overall body balance.
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Neuromuscular Therapy
A therapeutic technique that addresses the central nervous systems role in alleviating tension and restrictions within the body
Medical Therapeutic Massage
Living with chronic/acute pain, tension or a soft tissue injury that just won't go awa no matter what you try can be tough. Medical Massage Therapy is primarly used to treat both chronic and acute soft tissue injuries, including those affecting tendons, ligaments and joints. This treatment focuses only on the area and/ or areas affected by the injury. The main focus is to promote healing, improve circulation and restore the body to it's optimal function and balance.
Scar Release
Scar tissue is one of the most damaging to the body.
Scar tissue influences chronic pain,impedes mobility. They restrict or bind fascia,muscles,nerves,bones,organs and systems. They produce a straitjacket-like effect throughout the entire body structure. They contribute to cognitive decline, dysfuntion of digestive,endrocrine or hormonal, circulatory,reproductive and energetic systems.
