Method for correcting distorted fascial bands Verbal Description: Burning, pulling pain along a linear course. Body Language: Sweeping motion with the fingers along the affected pathway. Goal: Untwist distorted bands or sub-bands and re-approximated the...
Method for correcting tissue protruding through a facial plane. Verbal Description: “deep ache” or “it feels sore” Body Language: Pushing fingers, thumb or knuckles into the tissue that has protruded through the fascial plane. Goal: Force the...
Dr. Typaldos originally wrote, “Fascia is alive! It is a living tissue. Therefore it needs oxygen as well as nutrients to sustain itself and a system for removing waste products. Although fascia is generally considered to have a poor blood supply, in its healthy...
The Fascial distortion Model isn’t rocket science, it’s rocket fuel. Understanding the basic principles of the Model and having the confidence to adapt to things we may not fully understand is what makes the application of it so powerful. Every day in...
