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Mind & Stress

  • Practice rotational movements daily to release physical tension stored in fascia
  • Pair movements with focused breathing to calm the nervous system quickly
  • Notice links between body areas and emotions, such as tight hips or shoulders
  • Use posture changes to shift mood, since body position and feelings are connected
  • Do these moves anywhere with no tools to build independence from therapists

Fascia is connective tissue that can hold tension, emotions, and past experiences in the body. Simple rotational movements paired with breathing, called Fascial Manoeuvres, help unwind this tissue. These no-equipment practices can reduce stress, improve posture, and create a calmer, lighter feeling. The goal is self-empowerment so anyone can use the moves anytime to feel better.

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Source

The Science of Fascia: How Simple Movements Can Calm Your Mind & Heal Your Body with Jason van Blerk

Dr Rangan Chatterjee · Dr Rangan Chatterjee

https://drchatterjee.com/the-science-of-fascia-how-simple-movements-can-calm-your-mind-heal-your-body-with-jason-van-blerk/