Techniques used in Myosteopractic

Each structure of the body requires specific techniques to achieve effective release. Techniques used in Myosteopractic include:

Spinal Release - Based primarily on application of the directed non-force method.

Neural Path Release - A continuation of spinal release, targeting nerve irritation from the spine to the extremities.

Muscle Reactivation - The use of neurolymphatic points to reactivate specific muscles.

Fascial Release - Where it has lost flexibility, myofascia (muscle sheath) is lengthened to achieve postural rebalancing.

Cross Release - Focuses on the release of tendons, ligaments, muscle spasms, organ reflexes and emotion.

Articulation / Mobilization - Movement of joints through pain-free ranges encourages normal movement patterns. Stretching and compressing of stiff joints increases and restores normal range of movement.

Oscillation Technique - Used for relaxation, to prepare the body for release, and as a tracking tool to deepen access.

Tracking - An integrating, improvisational technique where body tension is followed, located and released.