Miss Ismurii
04-07-2008, 06:03 PM
So I am currently in Massage Therapy school and at the moment we're learning about "Myofascial Release".
Fascia:
a. a band or sheath of connective tissue investing, supporting, or binding together internal organs or parts of the body.
b. tissue of this kind.
Basically working up to making the skin more loose. Not in a baggy sort of way. We pretty much roll the skin, stretch it, push it together, but not with very much pressure at all.We would also work on scars. This is really powerful stuff, I suppose you'd have to have had this worked on you or you learn how to work on it but it was really amazing. I had the pleasure of experience working on and being worked on when it came to this work.
When I had it worked on I had a small scar from several years ago when I went through I really hard time and so my therapist worked on it and it was strange because after she'd been working on it for a while it started feeling like when I first got the wound. Later on that day, I got really really emotional about it because some people thought it would be amusing to mock me when I usually just brush it off. This can last for up to a few days.
Also, today I worked on a classmate and I worked on her scar. She got ran over by a 4-wheeler and she got cut on her leg so there was a big scar there. I started to work on it and i started to feel nauseus, and my classmate started feeling nauseus as well. She also told me when the accident happened she did feel nauseus. So I told my teach that I felt this way and she told me to get water and go outside, so I did and I came back and I started to work on a DIFFERENT classmate but I still did feel nauseus so my teacher said I should stop so that my other classmate doesn't get sick as well, so I did. My classmate said she felt fine but later on during the day she felt sick as well. I didn't know that it could transfer from people to people like that, the only thing is that it can last a few days, tops, but still... very powerful work. And the classmate with the scar was crying really hard after it was worked on, it pretty much just brings all the emotions back from the time that person got that scar.
This slightly makes me feel like an empath, I feel their pain, I just thought I would share it because I am so amazed with it.
Fascia:
a. a band or sheath of connective tissue investing, supporting, or binding together internal organs or parts of the body.
b. tissue of this kind.
Basically working up to making the skin more loose. Not in a baggy sort of way. We pretty much roll the skin, stretch it, push it together, but not with very much pressure at all.We would also work on scars. This is really powerful stuff, I suppose you'd have to have had this worked on you or you learn how to work on it but it was really amazing. I had the pleasure of experience working on and being worked on when it came to this work.
When I had it worked on I had a small scar from several years ago when I went through I really hard time and so my therapist worked on it and it was strange because after she'd been working on it for a while it started feeling like when I first got the wound. Later on that day, I got really really emotional about it because some people thought it would be amusing to mock me when I usually just brush it off. This can last for up to a few days.
Also, today I worked on a classmate and I worked on her scar. She got ran over by a 4-wheeler and she got cut on her leg so there was a big scar there. I started to work on it and i started to feel nauseus, and my classmate started feeling nauseus as well. She also told me when the accident happened she did feel nauseus. So I told my teach that I felt this way and she told me to get water and go outside, so I did and I came back and I started to work on a DIFFERENT classmate but I still did feel nauseus so my teacher said I should stop so that my other classmate doesn't get sick as well, so I did. My classmate said she felt fine but later on during the day she felt sick as well. I didn't know that it could transfer from people to people like that, the only thing is that it can last a few days, tops, but still... very powerful work. And the classmate with the scar was crying really hard after it was worked on, it pretty much just brings all the emotions back from the time that person got that scar.
This slightly makes me feel like an empath, I feel their pain, I just thought I would share it because I am so amazed with it.