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I offer an energetic approach to Myofascial Release

This approach overlaps Craniosacral therapy techniques with Myofascial Release.

 

Myofascial release (MFR) is a manual therapy that uses light, sustained pressure and gentle holds in order to relieve tension in the connective-tissue (fascia).

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Craniosacral therapy (CRT) is a method that feels for movement of the fluids in the spine and cranium, which helps release tension in the central nervous system.

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Myofascial Release for embodiment

MFR creates the feeling of spaciousness in the joints and tissues.

 

You have the freedom to instinctively move during treatments, which promotes somatic awareness . 

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Myofascial Release compliments other somatic exercises such as, breathwork, yoga, and meditation. 

Myofascial Release for stress 

Stress leaves physiological imprints (cellular memory).

 

MFR helps purge what the body is storing; the related feelings, trauma or tension.

 

Myofascial release complements psychotherapy, EMDR and biofeedback therapy.  

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Myofascial Release for discomfort

Myofascial release compliments physical therapy, chiropractic and massage.  

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Treatable symptoms include, but aren't limited to: whiplash, lower back pain, fibromyalgia . . .

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Myofascial release is great for eliminating migriane and chronic neck tension.

Migraines

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Neck Tension

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Temporomandibular Disorder (TMJ)

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Sinus Issues

Brian Phillips works on a client who has a frozen shoulder.

Scar Tissue

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Frozen Shoulder

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Sciatica​

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Entrapped Nerves 

Woman receiving MFR treatment to help with her chronic back pain from scoliosis.

Scoliosis

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Abdominal Pain

 

Hip Imbalance

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Sacral Pain

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What to expect

Myofascial Release is mostly about sensory awareness—feel into it. 

 

I use sustained compression, decompression, and long holds, unlike massage which uses steady movements.

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MFR has a cumulative effect, and progress is made through successive treatments.

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