Welcome to Kismet Healing
Come Home to Your Body
Welcome to Kismet Healing
Come Home to Your Body
Why Myofascial Release
Benefits
How it Differs From Massage Therapy
Commonly Treated
Myofascial release enhances healing potential of both acute and chronic pain. Fascia cannot be forced (as in traditional massage). Instead, it responds to gentle pressure applied slowly, over time, to allow the fascia to elongate and return to its natural state. Without incorporating the fascia into bodywork, results are often temporary and incomplete.
Commonly Treated
How it Differs From Massage Therapy
Commonly Treated
Back pain • Bladder issues • Birth injuries • Bulging disc • Bursitis • Carpal tunnel syndrome • Cerebral palsy • Cervical & lumbar injuries • Chronic Fatigue Syndrome • Chronic pain • Degenerative disease • Digestive issues • Endometriosis • Emotional trauma • Frozen shoulder • Herniated disc • Headaches • Jaw Pain • Migraines • Menstr
Back pain • Bladder issues • Birth injuries • Bulging disc • Bursitis • Carpal tunnel syndrome • Cerebral palsy • Cervical & lumbar injuries • Chronic Fatigue Syndrome • Chronic pain • Degenerative disease • Digestive issues • Endometriosis • Emotional trauma • Frozen shoulder • Herniated disc • Headaches • Jaw Pain • Migraines • Menstrual problems • Myofascial Pain Syndrome • Neck pain • Osteoarthritis • Pelvic pain • Plantar fasciitis • Tingling or nerve problems • Scars • Scoliosis • Shin splints • Sports injuries • Tennis elbow • Tinnitus • Tongue Tie, Whiplash ... and much more
How it Differs From Massage Therapy
How it Differs From Massage Therapy
How it Differs From Massage Therapy
In a typical massage the therapist may glide across the skin without engaging the fascial tissue. Myofascial Release works directly with the fascial tissue, holding the areas for several minutes to release the tension. Without this type of contact, the body can not begin to heal from injuries or trauma.
A Myofascial Release therapist is u
In a typical massage the therapist may glide across the skin without engaging the fascial tissue. Myofascial Release works directly with the fascial tissue, holding the areas for several minutes to release the tension. Without this type of contact, the body can not begin to heal from injuries or trauma.
A Myofascial Release therapist is utilizing the mind, body, spirit connection to enhance the healing of the client. To do this, the therapist is engaging the client in the process to connect them back to their body and empower them in their healing journey.