Myofascial Release massage combines the full body alignment based focus, balancing the body from head to toe, while applying some massage techniques to create the relaxation and sense of well-being quality to the treatment. Myofascial Release itself works with a sustained pressure, according to a feedback mechanism, pressure is applied more deeply and in changing directions based on the feedback of the fascial release. A good Massage therapist will be able to locate the important tender points where issues may originate. Sessions are not neccessarily followed from one straightline of the body. Often the therapist will release one area then depending on how the alignment begins to unwind or respond,.The therapist may move to a completely different part of the body seemingly unrelated, yet critically important to freeing deep restrictions and realigning the body.
Since fascia is the connective tissue covering of the entire body, skeleton, muscles themselves, even organ structures, a fascial injury in one area of the body can impact all areas of the body equally, Here are some basic conditions which can be aided and improved using Myofascial release techniques.
- Back strain, chronic back pain, low back pain, thoracic back pain
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Chronic cervical pain
- Complex pain complaints
- Softening scar tissue
- Tinnitus symptoms
- Sclerederma
- Dizziness, vertigo
- Fibromyalgia
- Fibrositis
- Headache
- Myofascial pain dysfunction
- Plantar fasciitis
- Thoracic outlet syndrome
- TMJ dysfunction
- Trigger points, tender points *
- Whiplash
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