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CurDane Bodywork
CurDane Bodywork
Fascia Unwind, Create Balance, Transform
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- CurDane Intuitive Treatment
- Myo - Skeletal Treatment
- Physical Therapy (ICOM)
- Adult Cranial Therapy
- Remedial/Deep Tissue Massage
- Sports Massage
- Cupping Therapy
- Lomi Lomi Hawaiian Massage
- Skeletal - Rock, Rattle & Roll Treatment
- Table Thai Massage
- Ayurvedic Yoga Massage
- Pregnancy Massage
- Indian Head Massage
- Reiki
- Hot Stone Massage
- Aromatherapy Treatment
- Duet Treatment/ Four Handed Treatment
- CurDane Combo Treatment
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- Home
- About
- Bodywork Treatments
- CurDane Intuitive Treatment
- Myo - Skeletal Treatment
- Physical Therapy (ICOM)
- Adult Cranial Therapy
- Remedial/Deep Tissue Massage
- Sports Massage
- Cupping Therapy
- Lomi Lomi Hawaiian Massage
- Skeletal - Rock, Rattle & Roll Treatment
- Table Thai Massage
- Ayurvedic Yoga Massage
- Pregnancy Massage
- Indian Head Massage
- Reiki
- Hot Stone Massage
- Aromatherapy Treatment
- Duet Treatment/ Four Handed Treatment
- CurDane Combo Treatment
- Bodywork Events
- Shop
- Gallery
- Contact
- Blog
Myo - Skeletal Treatment
This is a treatment concentrating on the superficial to deep tissues of the skeletal system.
It is done while lying on a massage couch,
generally no oil is used and can be done fully clothed.
Using techniques such as mobilisation, traction and gentle massage movements and techniques,
as well as passive or active stretching.
The body is released of its tension allowing the bones to move from there fixed limitations
giving mobility, flexibility and a lighter feeling throughout. .
Through the combination of techniques,
even though concentration is mainly on the superficial layers to deep,
in releasing the fascia it has a domino effect in releasing the tension lines, trigger points
and kinetic chain patterns happening in the body.
There by relieving the joints and muscles,
giving one the feeling of being not only loose and tension free but taller and light.
The causes of musculoskeletal pain are varied.
Muscle tissue can be damaged with the wear and tear of daily activities.
Trauma to an area (jerking movements, auto accidents, falls, fractures, sprains, dislocations,
and direct blows to the muscle) can cause musculoskeletal pain or limitations in movement.
What can be worked on here?
Stress
Scar Tissue
Restricted joint or muscle movement
Aids Injury Recovery
Releases trapped nerves
Restores Posture Realignment - Relieving chronic pain
Corrects atrophy, weakness and muscle amnesia in head-forward postures
Lessens pain sensitivity through graded exposure assisted stretching
Eliminates protective muscle guarding due to joint dysfunction
Improves sleep by lowering sympathetic nervous system tone
Enhances athletic performance through hands-on proprioceptive training.
Changes the brain’s mind about pain through targeted exercise advice.