More on FASCIA!

ByBroadway Wellness

As mentioned in our previous post on fascial tissue– fascia is an all encompassing component of our anatomy. The root of pain and discomfort in many cases may, in fact, be related to how fascia is creating strain in the body. Read more in this informative article originally published in the Huffington Post, later posted by Kristin Richards, RMT Vancouver based therapist.  Click the link below…

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At Broadway Wellness, there are several Registered Massage Therapists who work using fascial techniques. If you have any questions, please contact us or check online for appointment availability!

 

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