Using a polyester-based metal band bra, incorrect breathing, stress, minimal therapeutic touch and dehydrated tissues cause the connective tissue around the breasts and chest to become stagnant, hard, tender and sticky. The vast majority of women live with this without knowing how healthy connective tissue around the breasts should actually feel and how a deep breath actually feels. Having an open, soft and qualitatively feminine breast and chest is a fantastic and profound experience that every woman deserves to feel.
This treatment works by opening up the myofascia and creating flow again. An analogy is to start cleaning up a stream and creating a flow of clean water where it was previously stagnant and an environment where imbalance occurs because the flow of blood, lymph and connective tissue can be stagnant. This often happens layer by layer, so it takes more than one session to feel a new starting point.
I work with specific, calm techniques with my hands and can guide you in true breathing to begin to dissolve the connective tissue and release the breasts that may be “stuck” against the sternum and ribs. Massage will take place around the breasts, so it is important to know that you will be bare-chested and be massaged around and close to (in) the breasts.
After a couple of years of delving deep into my own chest, connective tissue and breath, I now offer this specific treatment to other women because of its amazing potency in enhancing and integrating the connective tissue and magic that exists around the chest/heart chakra.
To really loosen connective tissue and also learn to do this work on yourself, several treatments are recommended with not too long intervals of several months between them. The idea is to equip yourself so that you can do a large part of this work on yourself and not be dependent on anyone else.
Treatments may vary depending on your individual condition and status. This is therapeutic work where you are expected to be engaged, where conversation and/or silence occur during the treatment.
If you have any questions, you are welcome to write to me via text message or email!