Reduced pain and discomfort
Reduced stress
Increased vitality
Improved athletic performance
Increased stability, flexibility and range of motion
Improved muscle and fascial tone
Increased mobility and functioning of scar tissue
Decreased susceptibility to injury
Improved posture
Increased poise, grace and fluidity
Psychological grounding
Enhanced present moment awareness
Emotional integration
Personal insights
Wholesome touch nourishment
Structural Integration can be a useful resource for:
Chronic pain/tension
Recovery from injury/surgery
Scars and scar tissue
Pain; including the back, neck, knees, hips, shoulders, etc.
Scoliosis
Lordosis (sway back)
Kyphosis (hunch back)
Headaches
TMJ issues
Carpel tunnel syndrome
Plantar fasciitis
Tennis elbow
Tendonitis and tendonosis
Frozen shoulder syndrome
Foot issues (pronation, supination, fallen or high arches)
Fibromyalgia
Psychological process work
Life transitions