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Myofascial Release Therapy

Poor posture, physical trauma, stress and inflammation can cause the fascia to tighten and restrict movement.

What is Myofascial Release Treatment?

This treatment aims to free restrictions within these connective tissues. It is done without wax or oil and can be applied using one or a combination of indirect, direct, and deep tissue sustained pressure to 'melt' the fascia, allowing for restriction release and ease of tension.

It is often performed with movement. For example, when releasing carpal tunnel syndrome and working the forearm, I might ask you to open and close your hand.

 

A unique way to get out of pain.

Who is it for?

Jess.G, 2024

I have seen Esmé more times than I can count now. Her massages have made a big difference both physically and emotionally. I especially like her straightforward approach, and I’ve had plenty of massage in my life. The bar is set high! Recommend

Benefits of Myofascial Release Massage

Reduces Pain and Discomfort

Supports Posture and alignment

Increased Range of Motion

Enhances recovery and performance

Deeply Relaxing & Therapeutic

Helps release scar tissue and adhesions

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FAQs

What is fascia?

In simple terms think of your fascia as a second skin that covers you from head to toe & back again (around organs & muscle fibres). If it didn't exist your bones would fall to the floor!

Will it be painful or uncomfortable?

Indirect work is subtle and shouldn’t cause discomfort.
Trained by a Rolfer, my direct work can go deeper and may feel intense sometimes, but I always work with you at your preferred level.

How many treatments will i need?

It’s a hard question to answer, as everyone responds differently. Most people feel some relief after just one session. The number and frequency of sessions depends on how restricted your fascia is and how long it’s been that way. Many of my clients choose monthly maintenance sessions to keep things moving well.

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