What is Myofascial THerapy?
Our bodies are complex structures composed of muscles, bones, nerves, and organs, and all are held in place by connective tissue called fascia. When fascia is healthy, it’s smooth and flexible, stretching as you move.
However, illness, stress, and inflammation — or certain events like surgery, a sports injury, or car accident — can cause fascia to tighten and restrict. When this happens, the result is often pain, stiffness, and decreased range of motion.
Myofascial Release is a non-invasive, hands-on technique that applies gentle, sustained pressure to release tension in muscle knots. When this happens, flexibility and strength are restored and pain is eliminated. The body is given the chance to heal itself, naturally.
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Women's Health
Myofascial therapy can be tailored to specific women's health concerns, including abdominal pain, incontinence, pelvic and bladder concerns, and post-partum issues.
Fascial Facial
Facial myofascial release is a natural way to rejuvenate skin, especially around the forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth, helping to reduce fine lines and wrinkles.
Oral
Oral myofascial therapy targets lips, tongue, cheeks, and jaw to restore health and function for conditions such as TMJ, sleep apnea, and headaches.
Sports Release
Great for runners, golfers, athletes, and weekend warrior, sports myofascial release increases range of motion and assists with pain management.
Pediatric
Focusing on infants to age 12, pediatric myofascial release provides numerous benefits for muscle support, posture, sleep and feeding challenges, and much more.
Quality of Life Improvement
Chronic pain and movement limitation mean that you enjoy your life less. Our certified therapy assistants find what is wrong and we also find out what you want to be able to do physically. We help you heal your body so you can live your life to its fullest.
Benefits of Myofascial Release
Live your life to the fullest!
The benefits of myofascial release are many, especially if you experience chronic pain and limited range of motion.
Certified therapy assistants at Revive Myofascial Therapy in Janesville are experts in discovering the source of discomfort and helping you achieve a healthy, pain-free lifestyle. By applying light pressure to trigger points that are stiff and sore, we restore myofascial tissue to a healthy, elastic state.
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What is fascia?
Fascia is an essential part of our bodies, and while sometimes overlooked, it is key to our health and wellness.
Fascia is connective tissue that serves as a sleeve to surround every muscle, bone, organ, ligament, and tendon in your body. With that type of stability and support, your body is able to function and move without restriction. However, when tight, fascia can cause limited range of motion and pain.
With the important role that fascia plays in our bodily functions, it’s important to maintain its soft, supple quality.
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