Myofascial Release Therapy
For clients that have a sports injury, repetitive motion injury, a muscle sprain, strain, or tendinitis. Myofascial Release can also help with joint restrictions and discomfort.
Fascia is connective tissue that surrounds all muscles, nerves, blood vessels and organs. Restrictions in fascia can cause reduced mobility, bad posture, poor absorption of nutrients, and pain. Myofascial Massage breaks up adhesions and restrictions in the fascia, reducing stiffness, encouraging healing of injuries and improving immune function.
I have experienced significant relief through the various types of Myofascial Release after injuries that I experienced from falls, strenuous hiking, shoulder injuries etc. Many of my clients have commented on how much better they can move after experiencing Myofascial Release Therapy.
Cupping
Cupping is the most appropriate for massage clients looking to help with stiffness in the back or shoulders area. It is a helpful solution for reducing restrictions and discomfort relating to tight fascia which often manifests as pain or lack of flexibility in the back or shoulders.
I often use cupping in conjunction with Deep Tissue, Sports Massage or Myofascial Therapy.
I came to Jennifer for neck discomfort and she used Intraoral massage to help me. I noticed that I could speak better afterward and open my mouth easier. I noticed how much more clearly I could pronounce words after the Intraoral work she did and my neck was easier to move. My left knee was also hurting and I was walking like an old man holding onto the railing when going downstairs. I can sit up straight now and don’t have to hold onto the railing anymore. I am no longer leaning over all the time but am standing straighter. She said she used Myofascial Release to help me and I can feel the change. Jim, neck and knee patient