Fasciatherapy
Freeing the body from the weight of anxiety
What if your anxiety was imprinted onto your body?
Some experiences don’t simply fade. Stress, emotion or trauma can leave physical traces, postures and habits, lodging in your tissues like a hidden memory.
Over time, this can show up as fatigue, tension, or a chronic pain that doesn’t seem to have a clear cause.
Fasciatherapy helps the body let go. Gently. Deeply. At its own rhythm.
This treatment is a must. It releases deep-seated tensions, offering both physical and emotional relaxation.
Why it works?
Imagine pressing one side of an orange—feeling the pressure pressing against all the surrounding tissues. Fascias work the same way.
It’s the connective tissue that holds everything—muscles, bones, organs. Under stress, it contracts, tightens up and freezes. When they contract under stress, they create tension that can reverberate at a distance (Wilke et al., 2016).
With a precise, respectful touch, fasciatherapy can release these blockages. The body softens. And the nervous system shifts from constant alertness to calm.
What are the benefits?
More freedom of movement → Less tension, more lightness (Schleip et al., 2012).
Breathing space → The diaphragm relaxes, air flows more freely.
A quieter mind → As the body softens, thoughts settle.
Less tension in the jaw, neck or head → Especially if you tend to hold emotion there.
Better sleep → As your system exits “survival mode” (Meier et al., 2021).
What can fasciatherapy help with beyond stress and anxiety?
Beyond stress and anxiety, fasciatherapy may help:
- Chronic pain (back, shoulders, jaw)
- Posture imbalances
- Muscle recovery after effort
- Digestive discomforts related to tension
- Recovery after trauma or surgery (in collaboration with your medical team)
What to expect?
We don’t force painful areas—but we may approach them, gently, when the body is ready.
The touch is soft, but it goes deep. It invites release, not resistance.
From the first session, many clients feel:
✔ A sense of release
✔ A lighter body
✔ More ease in breathing
✔ A calmer, more centred state
A method grounded in research
Our method is developed in collaboration with a tripartite research group bringing together the IMN, the CNRS, and the University of Bordeaux.
The benefits of this research are now at the heart of the Takumi Finch Method and are reflected in each of our treatments.
Experience the benefits of fasciatherapy. Book your appointment today and feel the difference from the very first session.
