This type of therapy is very unique and focuses on the fascial system as a way to improve muscle function, blood flow to promote healing. So the short answer is “almost anything”. This site offers a number of resources for
My Health Crisis When I was in my early twenties, working as a travel agent and fitness instructor / personal trainer, I began to experience severe, debilitating headaches. For three years, I pursued every conventional medical avenue with no success.
COVID Clinic Protocols and Procedures I hope you and your families have been keeping well. I am happy to let you know that the doors of the clinic are open. In order to help keep clients and therapists healthy and
Facia: The Interwoven Body Our bodies are made up of a connective tissue called fascia. Fascia is a continuous, interconnected, mesh-like network that extends throughout the entire body. Our fascial network encases and connects every cell, muscle, nerve, organ and
You may be unfamiliar with Craniosacral Therapy and how light touch can have such a profound effect on the connective tissue of the body. What Does Facia Look Like? The short video below shows the fascia in a living body,
Our bodies require a certain amount of energy to operate. How much energy we possess is based on a combination of factors, including our health, fitness, training and nutrition—even our way of thinking and how we live our lives. Whenever
What Happens When We Get Injured or Experience Trauma? Fascia is a continuous, interconnected, mesh-like connective tissue network that extends throughout the entire body. Physical trauma and/or injury can alter the fascial fabric and create local, distant, or full-body stress that
Life is a series of events that affect our fascial network — the interwoven biological fabric that influences all of our body structures and functions. Some events are small, repetitive and insidious, while others are large and obvious traumas, surgeries or injuries.
Chronic pain can range from mild irritation to intense suffering and disability, affecting a person’s entire body, psyche and life. What is the cause of Chronic Pain? Chronic pain can have multiple causes, ranging from congenital disorders to spinal disorders,
