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Myofascial Release in Farmington, MI

I offer myofascial release sessions in Farmington and serve clients from Novi, Livonia, West Bloomfield, Southfield, and the greater Metro Detroit area.

An artistic depiction of a human figure with detailed musculature flowing into organic tree-like patterns, symbolizing the interconnectedness of fascia and the restorative benefits of myofascial release therapy

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What is Myofascial Release Therapy?

Myofascial release (MFR) is a hands-on technique designed to relieve tension in the fascia, the connective tissue that surrounds and supports muscles, bones, and organs. Learn more about fascia here. Restrictions in the fascia can contribute to pain, limited mobility, and postural imbalances. By applying sustained pressure and slow, deliberate movements, myofascial release helps restore movement and ease discomfort.

How Myofascial Release Works

Unlike traditional massage, myofascial release focuses on engaging the fascial system directly rather than simply working the muscles. Fascia can become restricted due to injury, habitual posture, or stress, leading to discomfort and inefficient movement patterns. Through precise pressure and stretching, MFR helps release these restrictions, allowing for greater ease and function in the body.

Benefits of Myofascial Release

  • Reduces chronic pain and tension

  • Improves mobility and flexibility

  • Enhances postural alignment

  • Supports recovery from injury

  • Relieves tension-related headaches and TMJ dysfunction

My Approach to Myofascial Release

Myofascial release is a specialized technique aimed at reducing tension and restoring functional movement by working directly with the body's fascial system. MFR is highly effective on its own but is also a key component of Rolfing®, which focuses on whole-body structural integration. If you're interested in a broader approach, Rolfing may be worth exploring as well. Learn more about the differences between Rolfing and Myofascial Release here. In my practice, myofascial release is an integral part of the work I do. I offer myofascial release as a standalone service, in addition to incorporating it into Rolfing sessions when appropriate. Rather than following a formulaic approach, I tailor the application of MFR techniques to each client’s specific needs. Whether you are seeking relief from chronic pain, recovering from an injury, or looking to improve movement efficiency, myofascial release can be an effective tool in your bodywork experience.

What to Expect

A myofascial release session may involve slow, deep pressure, gentle stretching, and sustained holds to release fascial restrictions. Unlike some forms of deep tissue work, MFR can be strong but is always adjusted based on the desired changes and comfort level. Pressure is applied with precision and without excessive force, ensuring effective engagement with fascial restrictions. Sessions do not require direct skin contact, and no oils or lotions are used.

Pricing

  • 45 minutes - $90

  • 60 minutes - $115

  • 75 minutes - $135

  • 3 Session Package (each 75 minutes) - $375

Book a Session in Farmington, MI

Ready to experience the benefits of myofascial release? Book your session today and start moving with more ease. Whether you’re dealing with chronic pain, recovering from an injury, or simply seeking more ease in your body, myofascial release can be a powerful approach to improving your well-being. Book your session today.

FAQ

Is myofascial release the same as deep tissue massage?


No. Deep tissue massage focuses on muscles, while MFR is more focused on fascia, the connective tissue that surrounds and supports the body. Myofascial release is slower, sustained, and often more precise.

Is myofascial release good for chronic pain?


Many people seek MFR for long-term pain, tightness, or movement restrictions. While every case is different, MFR is commonly used to help people with back pain, neck pain, TMJ, sciatica-like symptoms, and postural strain.

Do you offer myofascial release near me if I’m not in Farmington?


Yes. Many clients come from Novi, Livonia, Southfield, West Bloomfield, and across Metro Detroit for my sessions.

A diagram depicting skeletal muscle and fascia, known as myofascia

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