Experience the Freedom of Painless Movement!

What is Fascia?

Fascia is the connective tissue of the body. It supports, surrounds and transects every organ, muscle, blood vessel and nerve. It is the environment in which all cells of the body live. Ligaments and tendons are thickened fascial structures.

When fascia is healthy, it runs throughout the body with ease- allowing all parts to communicate instantaneously. Trauma, inflammation and some surgeries create fascial restrictions able to produce two tons of pressure per square inch on pain sensitive structures. These fascial restrictions inhibit the flow of nutrients to surrounding structures & cells, along with preventing waste elimination from areas around the cells, thus contributing to diseased cells in the area.

Myofascial release techniques release the facial restrictions, restoring circulation to the area + releasing pressure from the fascial structures + restoring health to the cells and tissues.

What we treat:

Myofascial Release and Women’s Health LLC specializes in the treatment of chronic pain syndromes including:

  • Orthopedic and musculoskeletal conditions including back and neck pain

  • sciatica

  • disc problems

  • Post surgical pain

  • Fibromyalgia

  • Lupus

  • chronic fatigue syndrome

  • carpal tunnel syndrome

  • TMJ dysfunction

  • migraines

  • pelvic floor pain and dysfunction, pudendal nerve entrapment

  • urinary incontinence and urgency

  • lymphedema

  • painful scars, episiotomy scars

  • mastectomy/lumpectomy pain

  • problematic breast implants and reduction scars.

Meet the Team

Kathleen
Founder & Practitioner

Doctor of Physical Therapy with 30+ years of experience. I blend eastern & western medical techniques to find the best treatment for you!

Melissa
Practitioner

Occupational Therapist with 15+ years of experience. I integrate a variety of therapies in my work.

Katie
Receptionist

Full-time Student currently obtaining my MA in Clinical Psychology.

Ready To Heal!

Referral Partners

A patient receiving anti-inflammation care.

Kathleen demonstrating the cervical decompression machine.

Additional Resources

Looking for a Myofascial Release Therapist in your area?  Visit John Barnes directory of therapists.
Looking for a Craniosacral Therapist in your area?  Visit the Upledger Institute using the link below.