As we saw last week, dense and dehydrated tissue becomes known as ‘stuck fascia'. Manual release through massage therapy is possible. I have been a fascia therapist for the past 20 years now, and I can feel the complexities of fascia and it’s elasto-collagenous network that holds the body together. I can also feel when it changes in temperature, size, shape, and depth during a massage or Reiki session. Even the lightest level of touch brings awareness to that body part and ha

Join me & my team for our discussions on Fascia all of February! Look out for these posts every Sunday until the end of the month. The topics of discussion include: Fascia and Feeling Fascia and Vibration Fascia and Touch Fascia and Fitness   If you want to get notified when these posts come out, simply subscribe to The Body Blog at www.thebodyblog.ca/subscribe . Also follow us on Instagram: @thebodyblogca @theapexcoach @reikibalance First up: FEEL. Fascia is the largest sens

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