Fascial-muscular therapy

What does fascial-muscular therapy involve?

It’s about studying body awareness. During the session, operating at the limit of pain, slowly and carefully, the therapist reaches the appropriate depth of the body. They work their way into the patient’s tissues down to the collagen adhesions that are causing the pain. At the same time, however, the limits of the body and the degree of readiness for alterations are always taken into account and respected.

In this way, it is possible to get to the source of the dysfunction in order to permanently change unfavourable and unnatural movement habits, posture and gait. The body thus regains its balance, its full fitness, its health. Fascial-muscular therapy is creating the body anew.

What does a fascial-muscular therapy session look like?

First stage: diagnosis. The therapist observes the patient’s posture and the way they move to determine the cause of the complaint.

Second stage: fascial-muscular release. Deep tissue work taking place on a massage table. It is a guided and conscious way of working with the patient’s body, who submits to touch and cooperates with the therapist, moving specific parts of the body in an appropriate way.

Third stage: building new movement patterns. Working closely with the therapist using body movement.

Fascial-muscular therapy helps with:

– permanent pain (muscular, spinal),

– body stiffness resulting from a sedentary lifestyle,

– bodily injuries (including sports injuries) resulting from incorrect movement patterns.