Prepare To Perform

Introduction When clients say they feel “instantly calmer” around certain practitioners, or that “something shifted” in the room before...

Manual therapy mechanisms are often described in terms of tissue stretch, muscle release, or fascial glide. But beneath these mechanical...

When we touch the body, we’re not just moving tissue—we’re activating a hidden electrical system embedded in the fascia. That’s because...

Continuing from part 1 and the introduction post . When we think of healing touch, we often imagine mechanical effects—stretching...

Part 1 of this series Introduction Have you ever felt a gentle warmth radiating from a practitioner’s hands during treatment? Or noticed...

There are at least 5 processes occurring when a hand touches another body with the attention and intention to influence. Five. That I've...