05/29/2026
Just added some new wall art and RAPID NeuroFascial Reset certifications to the treatment room.
The posters are from Anatomy Trains by Thomas Myers and are mainly there for educational purposes. They show how muscles, fascia, and connective tissue work together in continuous lines through the body instead of acting as isolated parts.
A few examples:
• Superficial Back Line — linked to posture, hamstrings, calves, low back tension, and movement patterns.
• Deep Front Line — connected to core stability, breathing mechanics, hips, and overall support.
• Lateral Line — helps explain side-to-side balance, gait, and compensations.
I like using visuals like these because they help explain why pain or tightness in one area can sometimes be coming from somewhere completely different.
Also added my RAPID NeuroFascial Reset certifications for upper body, core, and lower body treatment. RAPID is one of the main techniques I use for chronic pain, mobility restrictions, nerve tension, and stubborn injuries.