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Combo #1 is recommended over any other session for most clients, and any combo is recommended over all others.
It's not about price, but about providing the best opportunity for the longest lasting relief, prevention, and quality of life.
Most clients report that their results from Fasciae Therapy sessions (these exclude BioSyntonie) are not as profound as with the Combo, and Paula knows this to be true, but there are times when BioSyntonie is simply not wanted, so the choice is yours.
​BioSyntonie is a hands-off, affordable treatment that can act as a significant booster shot between bodywork appointments or alone. 

General Guidelines for #1-3 Session Choices

Longest Sessions (#1) Best For:
  • New or Infrequent clients
  • Complex or longstanding issues
  • Money and time-saving in the long-term due to longer lasting, cumulative results.
  • Improving athletic, sport, dance, voice, or instrumental performance and endurance
  • Reversal of premature aging
  • Management of chronic pain or health issues
  • Clients serious about prevention, stress-reduction, early detection, anti-aging, and enhanced quality of life as the years go by
Middle Sessions (#2) Best For:
  • Clients wanting to come in on a more frequent schedule
  • Clients with singular, less-complex, or less ancient issues
  • Pre-natal
  • Geriatric
  • Rehabilitation series
Shortest Sessions (#3) Best For:
  • Singular and recent issues
  • Children and adolescents (parental approval and attendance required),
  • The easily overwhelmed due to, for example, sensory processing disorders
  • Post sporting event flushes 
  • Time constraints combined with urgent need to get one area quickly attended to - but not for new clients, please.

The Science of Massage

Manual therapies benefit health and wellness through a known scientific and medicinal process called mechanotransduction, which simply means that a physical stimulus triggers a regulatory biochemical change that may improve wellness, and often dramatically so. Pressure, stretch, shear, and micro-vibrations are all examples of physical stimuli that, in the correct nuanced manner and range, generate positive and health-promoting changes within. Scientific knowledge about how these changes improve the lives of individuals is growing, but is still in the infancy stages as regards to clinical practice and the mainstream. Yet, science is quickly catching up and maturing regarding the wonderful and safer benefits of manual therapies.