Myofascial Release treats the whole person releasing the cause of problems not just your symptoms.

Myofascial Release is a hands on therapy. Gently stretching and pressures create the internal environment that allows the fascia to soften and return to its normal size, shape, consistency, and function.

We are a honeycomb of fascial tissue from the top of our heads to the soles of our feet. The fascia is the "stuff" that holds us together. The membrane under the skin of a chicken breast is a crude example of the fascia. The fascial tissue holds and supports all of our organs and muscles.

Any form of trauma or injury can cause a restriction in the fascia. In response to trauma, the muscles spasm and fascia shortens causing myofascial restrictions. These restriction may adhere to nerves (causing pain), to bones (causing structural and postural mal-alignment), or to organs (causing dysfunction).

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My Goal is to help you Release your pain on all levels.

I specialize in treating the whole person. By evaluating the whole picture, together we can we can find and address the cause of symptoms.

I want to be a part of your health care team.

Myofascial Release complements all other forms of health care. I strongly believe in working with your other care providers to help you achieve you health goals. With your consent, I am always ready to consult with you physician, chiropractor, dentist, counselor, massage therapist, naturopath, physical therapist or other health care professional

While I always want to work with established health care providers first, if you need assistance finding care outside of Myofascial Release, I can help. With 32 years experience as a Registered Nurse, specializing the John Barnes' approach to Myofascial Release since 1997, and an extensive network of regional and nation referrals, I feel I can help guide you to modalities that will be most beneficial.

Release your pain on all levels by treating the source of your pain.

Headaches

T.M.J.

Arthritis

Carpal Tunnel

Neck Pain

Myofascial Pain Syndrome

Sciatica

Shoulder Pain

Fibromyalgia

Back Pain

Many others too numerous to mention