The Basic Ten Series consists of ten sessions, each one building on the last. Each session lasts approximately one hour and can be scheduled anywhere from one per week to one per month. The client undresses down to underwear and a pre- session evaluation is conducted by the Practioner. Then while the client lies on the table, the Practitioner begins the fascial work. Applying pressure to the myofascial tissue, the Practitioner will use hands, arms, and sometimes elbow to carefully move the tissue. The relationship between the tissue, the rhythms of respiration, nervous system responses and organization in gravity is all part of the Practitioner's work. The client is a participant, often being asked to breathe into the area being worked on, to make small movements through the joint, and to discuss patterns of movement and the use of gravity through that movement.

Shifts within a Common Case of Scoliosis

The above picture series demonstrates that as compression within the tissue is released the result is more freedom and ease of movement.