Myofascial Release for Total Body, Mind and Spirit Healing
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These 10 pointers are focused on enhancing your treatment sessions for you and your patients / clients.
By following any or all of the suggestions, you will be optimizing the healing potential within you, and your response to each treatment will be maximized.
Read MoreDownload the audio version of Myofascial Solutions Live Zoom Q&A Sessions here.
Read MoreDuring this Q&A we cover the topics of therapeutic artistry, the secret key to myofascial self treatment, treating the whole body with specific diagnoses such as ehlers-danlos syndrome (EDS), myofascial dialoguing, life responsibilities and self care, tennis elbow, and tuning in.
Read MoreAs assistance for you to use during this unique time, I am gifting you a free guided meditation.
Read MoreWe all have different mixes of both of these sides and the "marriage" or connection and embrace of both of these sides within ourselves is what allows us to feel balanced and whole.
Read MoreEmotional life stressors also cause our fascial tissue to bind itself together as it attempts to protect & stabilize us internally during these times. These stressors are often poorly resolved or do not get resolved at all and this creates the same spider webbing effect in our tissue as the physical trauma created.
Read MoreMyofascial Release is a safe hands-on, whole body approach to treatment which evaluates and treats the cause of your symptoms.
Read MoreDo you have pelvic pain that no one seems to be able to understand or help? Do you want to discover the amazing difference in YOUR life that being more present in your pelvis will bring to you? Are you tired and wanting to heal without drugs & surgery?
If your answer is YES to any of those questions, then it’s time to explore Pelvis Wellness through Myofascial Release Therapy.
Read MoreAll of the following diagnoses have benefited from treatment at Advanced Release Therapy.
Read MoreAll of my seminars, retreats, and personal treatment programs blend my signature Z-way approach with the John F. Barnes’ foundational approach of Myofascial Release, while flowing from a feminine perspective.
Read MoreThe Feminine Perspective is about listening and allowing, it is not about doing the technique exactly but about applying the technique principles and modifying them according to the patient’s response. Guide, listen, then adjust. Initiate a technique and let go of any agenda about doing it a certain way. It’s not about doing a technique perfectly as taught but rather applying a technique to suit your patient & their tissue.
Read MoreEmotional life stressors also cause our fascial tissue to bind itself together as it attempts to protect & stabilize us internally during these times. These stressors are often poorly resolved or do not get resolved at all and this creates the same spider webbing effect in our tissue as the physical trauma created.
Read MoreMost of us don’t have any clue what it means to be present in our pelvis. In fact we can’t hardly even wrap our head around the concept. Usually what comes to mind is something involving sex but this is about presence in someone else’s pelvis. For women, the pelvis is also about giving birth & children, but this is about giving life to another. We think of our pelvis in terms of others; usually our partner (or that we want one) & children (or that we want or can’t have them or now that we do, we are too tired).
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