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      • The John F. Barnes Approach

        Discover the revolutionary approach to Myofascial Release developed by John F. Barnes, aimed at providing long-lasting relief and healing.

        What is the John F. Barnes approach to myofascial release?

        How is it different from other techniques?

        is the john f. barnes approach suitible for everyone?

      • myofascial release can treat:

        - Back pain - migraines - chronic pain

        - headaches - whiplash - fibromyalgia

        - disc problems - sports injuires - neck pain

        - pelvic pain - jaw pain (TMJ) - sciatica

        - carpal tunnel - infants/children - painful scars

        - myofascial pain syndrome - adhesions - scoliosis

        - neurological disfunction - chronic fatigue syndromes

        - and more!

      • What is myofascial release?

      • additional services

        these modalities may be used in conjunction with your MFR treatment

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        trigger point therapy

        Trigger Point Therapy (TPT) is a form of massage therapy focused on identifying and releasing trigger points—tight areas within muscle tissue that can cause pain in other parts of the body (referred pain). I use pressure, stretching, and other techniques to alleviate these issues, improve circulation, and restore normal muscle function.

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        craniosacral therapy

        Craniosacral Therapy (CST) is a gentle, non-invasive bodywork technique aimed at improving the function of the craniosacral system, which includes the membranes and cerebrospinal fluid surrounding the brain and spinal cord. I use light touch to assess and release tension in this system, promoting relaxation and facilitating the body's natural ability to heal.

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        Kinesiology taping

        Kinesiology Taping (KT) is a therapeutic technique that involves applying elastic adhesive tape to the skin to support muscles, joints, and ligaments without restricting movement. It helps improve circulation, reduce pain, and enhance recovery by lifting the skin slightly, which facilitates better blood flow and lymphatic drainage.

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