Postural assessments, myofascial release, structural integration, acupressure, visceral manipulation, craniosacral therapy, body reading and listening.
The fascial system is a carbon nanotube network that permeates the entire body down to the nucleus of every cell. It is this fascial connective tissue network that creates the three dimensional shape of the body while also acting as a liquid crystal. This crystal allows for body wide communication via light signals and is formed from the relationship between fascial proteins and water.
Fascia is organized into sheets which form continuous myofascial meridians throughout the entire body. As we work to restore coherence to the sheets of fascia, the body structurally integrates and reorganizes itself in relation to the pull gravity.
Throughout history we have mapped out multiple whole-body networks. The two most common networks are the nervous system and circulatory system, but we also have the fibrous fascial system. Connective tissue, also known as fascia, is special because it is the one part of you that has contact with every other part of you. It is ubiquitous throughout the entire body. In fact, when we look at embryological development we see that the fascial system originates from the mesoderm 2-3 weeks after conception. Embryologically speaking, the fascial connective tissue system precedes the muscular system, skeletal system, and nervous system. Amazingly, the embryo demonstrates collective behavior, folding and moving coherently like a flock of birds, in spite of not having a nervous, muscular, or skeletal system. We now know that light, water, and fascia orchestrate this beautiful coherent dance.
The traditional Chinese meridian system grants access to the body electric. Manipulation of this system allows us to harmonize and tune our liquid crystal. Acupressure uses finger pressure as a means to manipulate the points along each meridian. Finger pressure predates acupuncture needles. Finger pressure can be used to achieve a whole body tuning and reorganization. The master knows precisely which point or points to work. It's not about quantity, but rather picking the couple points that will create a whole body shift in liquid crystalline resonance.
After years of bi-digital O ring kinesiological muscle testing, we have found that repeated needling creates small interference fields in the fascial system. For this reason, we have decided to employ acupressure techniques.
Piezoelectric is derived from the Greek piezein, which means to squeeze or press. Piezoelectricity is the electric charge that accumulates in certain solid materials such as crystals, bone, DNA, and various proteins. Fascial manipulation, mud packs, and acupressure all stimulate the piezoelectric properties of our liquid crystalline body.