About Fascia Therapy
(Or connective tissue therapy or whatever it will someday be called.)
Fascial Manipulation, foreword by Robert Schleip, PhD, Director of Fascia Research Project, Ulm University, Germany. Dr. Schleip summarizes the importance of the body of work by Stecco and Stecco and also talks about why this important tissue has been overlooked for so long.
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This video highlights the appreciation of the Stecco family work in both fascia research and clinical application. Paula has worked with Dr. Antonio Stecco in the cadaver lab as his assistant and enjoyed sharing ideas with him. Paula's connective tissue therapy is somewhat similar in results to the Stecco brand of fascial manipulation, both enjoying fast, effective, and longer-term results.
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Paula's brand of bodywork is derived from professional training in Western therapies including but not limited to: Swedish medical massage, Neuromuscular (NMT), and Trigger Point, as well as therapies of Eastern origin including but not limited to: Massage Cupping, Reflexology, Acupressure, Shiatsu, and Smooth Gua Sha along with various manual vibrational therapies from dense to subtle like: Tok Sen (hammer massage) and BioSyntonie. |