Matsuno Wellness

I recently participated in a class with the Kansas group, led by Jonathan Martine, Advanced Rolfer ®️. Jonathan delivered an excellent Neural Mobile part 1 workshop. The class was superb, providing another detailed analysis of the body and I am already looking forward to the next class scheduled for next year.

I just completed the Diaphram, Ribs, & Embrylogic Midline workshop with Ron Murray Manual Osteopath, Rolfer ® and Berry method Practioner. This was a class filled with rich information on a deeper exploration of the body as a functional unit and the body system is self-regulating. There was quite a bit more learned in the class, Ron’s classes are gold nuggets to my professional Structural Integration work. A big thank you to Russ Pfiefer Advanced Rolfer ® and his wife sue a master bodywork Practioner for hosting this class in Venice Beach, California.

We had a great foot, ankle, knee and leg class with Ron Murray Manual Osteopath, Rolfer ®, Lauren Berry practioner December 2024, here in the Dallas metroplex. What a great class full of rich information.

My first clay sculpting classes. this was several classes put together to teach me how to make a pelvis out of clay for learning and possibly teaching. My teacher was Trent Mann who is a professional artist who does Wood, Clay, stone carvings/sculptures. He’s also a painter and is sought out for his mastery in cutting gemstones for jewelry.

I had the great honor of hosting Ron Murray, Manuel Osteopath, Rolfer ®, Lauren Barry method practitioner teaching here in Dallas in 2023 the pelvis class.

Crucial Four Farm Heirloom vegetables.

What is Fascia and why is Fascia important to your health?
Facts about fascia:
* Fascia connects all connective tissues (that means the muscles, bones, tendons, ligaments, and blood)
* Fascia holds together the entire body.
* There are four different kinds of fascia (structural, intersectoral, visceral, and spinal), but they’re all connected.
* When it’s healthy, it’s flexible, supple, and it glides.
Because fascia appears and connects throughout the body, you might think of it like a dinning room table set placed on a table cloth. If you pull one corner, it can rearrange the position of everything else on the table.

Why does it matter?
Antonio Stecco, the brother of Carla Stecco orthopedic surgeon and son to the father Luigi Stecco who wrote the book on fascia, is a proud member of the first family of fascia, is a research assistant professor at New York University in physical medicine and rehabilitation who describes fascia’s main functions as helping coordinate the body’s movements (i.e., biomechanics), position in space (i.e., proprioception) and fluid flow throughout the body.

Related to these functions, research has indicated that Structural Integration (a type of body work thought to release stiff fascia) has improved balance in patients with chronic fatigue, range of motion in patients with neck pain, and reduced eye spasms in patients with muscular dystonia.

Trigger points have a special property called referred pain. Referred pain means that a trigger point in one muscle can create pain in another area. The myofascial trigger point can cause a shortening of the muscle and block 🩸 flow. For example, a trigger point on top of your shoulder, the trapezius, can referred pain to your neck and head. This can cause a headache. Bruce helps you get to the “Point”, with the Rolf Method of Structural Integration and his advanced integrative manual/massage therapies. For your complimentary consultation you can schedule online at www.MatsunoWellness.com or call him at 214-733-2067.