Fascia Fluency is an evidence-based, trauma informed approach to massage therapy, that works with the body’s intelligence.

Working smarter- not harder with-in the dynamic connection between the fascia and nervous system.

Understanding the fascial system (Both superficial & deep tissues) and the biological mechanisms behind its restrictions, allows Massage Therapists to become adept at quickly identifying and addressing tension in the body.

This knowledge helps therapists anticipate areas of restriction, restore ease of movement, improve tissue functionality, reduce pain, and enhance overall movement.

Essentially, it's about being able to "speak" the body's language of tension fluently, leading to more effective treatments for clients.

By a Massage Therapist FOR Massage Therapists.

Massage should not have to be a torture session to attain relief.

We need to understand WHY the body is holding tension for us to help give longer lasting relief.

Massage therapy has evolved beyond pampering and stress management; it is now widely used for medical and therapeutic purposes, with increasing referrals from doctors. Fascia Fluency was developed to cater to a diverse range of clients, including those who can't handle or don't want "Deep Tissue" massage. This approach provides research-based techniques to ensure that therapists can effectively treat all clients, maximizing their time on the table.

Scar tissue - Special Populations - Chronic Pain -

Trauma Informed Massage

Bridging the gap between trauma informed care and therapeutic massage therapy

Knowledge is power

Stress/Trauma

Clients often seek massage therapy to alleviate stress, but with the increasing number of clients looking for pain relief, therapists must understand how trauma manifests and shows up in the massage room. Over time old injuries can lead to chronic pain for many people.
Adaptation

Our body naturally adapts and heals despite injuries, repetitive strains, stress, and overall health. While it knows how to tighten in response to these challenges, it doesn't know how to release these restrictions. Understanding the mechanisms of tension under our hands can help us better assist our clients.
Re-Integration

Understanding adaptations allows us to strategically assist clients by restoring scared tissue and restrictions into functional tissue. This helps reintegrate the tissue back into the neural network of the fascial system, which thereby helps the body’s function of homeostasis.

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"After seven years marked by four complex surgeries and extensive rehabilitation programs, I faced a struggle to regain my confidence and self-trust. Summer crafted a personalized rehabilitation program that aligned seamlessly with my rehabilitation journey, gently guiding me toward confidence and self-trust. I wholeheartedly recommend Brandi for your massage therapy needs. I have received excellent care and treatment during ALL of my therapy sessions and Summer has gone above and beyond providing 5-star care. Her professionalism, patience, friendliness, thoughtfulness and care has made my recovery bearable. She continuously seeks new methodology to help her patients and excels at thinking outside of the box. She is a natural leader and mentor."

C. K.
"I’ve had many massages, but the ones that I received from Brandi were truly healing. I didn’t realize how much trauma was stored in the scar tissue I had from my heel surgery. At the time of my surgery I was in an abusive marriage and when she was working on my scar tissue from my surgery, I felt a huge release in anxiety and tension. Later that day and in the following days, I felt even more release and I was able to walk with less pain and eventually no pain. She’s also worked on my hips and my lower back which has greatly reduced some of the internal scar tissue from previous assaults. With her work not only was I able to heal physically, but her providing a safe place to release the emotion allowed me to start to heal emotional traumas. Her work is truly amazing and I recommend her to everyone."

C. B.
"I was playing tennis and torn my ACL and LCL on the court. Subsequently, I ended up needing reconstruction surgery. I then spent three years with my Physical Therapist. He owns his own clinic and I know he really knows his stuff and he didn't know how else to help me. I was struggling with being able to bend my knee. It always felt like a dead spot in since the surgery. I found Brandi and she explained to me what might be happening with the scar tissue. I'm happy to report that after a few sessions I regained my ability to walk and run with greater ease and balance. I have since been able to run a half marathon and attend tennis camp once again. Thank you so much for your knowledge and care.

C.P.