Essentrics would go very well with this also. Look up Miranda Esmond- White.
@AH-cy4md2 ай бұрын
When I’m unwinding myself, the movements are spontaneous, it frequently feels like someone is lifting my arm, and holding it in a stillpoint isn’t tiring despite gravity. It’s really very pleasurable; I am unwinding 58 years of holding in anger from abuse and trying to not be seen or take up space, so, there’s tremendous tension! I started with a myofascial release therapist and now I’m unwinding myself at least an hour a day. I’ve had some pretty powerful releases.
@sunsetstormxАй бұрын
That is so powerful and beautiful!!!!
@racquelmilan77654 ай бұрын
Fascia-nating 😮 this is what I need done to my body. Does anyone need a test subject? 🙏🏽😇😊
@somaticscholar84415 ай бұрын
I have never seen unwinding facilitated without contact 26:20 Not sure what to think about that, but isnt the therapist there to remove gravity?
@RolferShannon5 ай бұрын
Fun fact! Fascia was discovered and talked about in a book in the 1930s called plastic anatomy. This is also work by Mabel Todd Ellsworth the thinking body that was also popular in the early 1900s. Ideology is also in this group of fossil unwinding. Just say that John Barnes was also part of these people that brought fascia work to the United States is somewhat true. Pioneers like Ida Rolf and Joseph Pilates also did their fair share and be recognized.❤
@happytraveller89536 ай бұрын
So if the body 'just goes where it needs to', then why doesn't it just do that independently of a practitioner? If all the practitioner is doing is 'holding' the body part until the fascia engages, can't the body do that on its own? And if one can't 'feel' the fascia or 'feel' the craniosacral rhythm even though you try your hardest to lighten up your touch, how do you make any difference with the patient? I've taken an intro to CST many moons ago and have heard that you 'fake it until you make it' or that it will one day magically 'click' and you'll 'get it'. That seems a bit disingenuous to me and I'd really like to include CST into my pediatric physical therapy practice.
@happytraveller89536 ай бұрын
A bit late to this party, so apologies. How as a therapist, would one provide this profound type of manual intervention with someone who is non-verbal or neuro-atypical (i.e., cerebral palsy or with autism) who cannot verbally describe their response? Yes, I understand you'd need to follow breathing, facial gestures, body tensing, etc., as you would for verbal clients, but given that this input can sometimes not show up for several hours or days, how do you know if the patient is having a latent response and you won't be there to help them through it? Thanks.
@minolta7i6 ай бұрын
I will admit that I have only watched parts of this video, but...seeing all the comments and NOT SEEING one mention of Ida Rolf in those comments or any reference to her in your video leaves me in shock! If anyone was a "fascial expert" it was her!
@somaticscholar84415 ай бұрын
Did Ida Rolf even do unwinding? It was actually named so by osteopath Viola Frymann, though I seldom see her get credit.
@AnneAlready4 ай бұрын
@minolta7i This video is about *unwinding* so there's no need for you to shout and get yourself wound up. ;)
@chinupduck48497 ай бұрын
Like the homeopathy of bodywork.
7 ай бұрын
John F. Barnes Myofascial Release Approach includes MF unwinding. There are 2 courses for unwinding. This is one of the corners of his triad approach: Structural MFR, MF rebounding, and MF unwinding. Unwinding is HUGE part of my clients recovery! Thank you for this video, it all rang true to what John Barnes teaches us in his seminars and at his treatment centers. Thank you!
@AnneAlready4 ай бұрын
JFB had extraordinary insight and sensitivity developing that triad approach.
@helengray217 ай бұрын
Appears to be quite similar to Shiatsu which achieves the same holistic response through passive stretching and acupressure. I would venture to suggest that maybe the meridians run through the fascia - some are now coming to this conclusion.
@EvangeliseGood9 ай бұрын
Wonderful teacher, thank you.
@cycling.guitarist10 ай бұрын
Just like to add the following comment, at 74 years old I am still cycling 50 miles weekly, rowing machine, ping pong, ballroom dance, and lately squash was added to the exercise regiment., however its the latest activity of squash where I injured the leg muscle, adductors to be exact, quite painful indeed where I stopped playing for 4 months. Ive exhausted every physical therapy recommendation to cure the injury but to no veil. Hence I will try to take up your method of unwinding the fascia.
@lynne39899 ай бұрын
Let us know how it goes!!
@cycling.guitarist10 ай бұрын
Most fascinating lecture I’ve attended, thank you very much!
@kylebrady365110 ай бұрын
I am sure I have a fascia knot or “ energy cyst “ that is basically affecting my whole body from a bad leg injury and surgeries... really brutal hopefully I can learn something from this.
@audreymcclure29910 ай бұрын
Was a great video until the end with the cheetah and lions..very disturbing as it appears they were drugged ..common in "pay to play" zoos and pseudo sanctuaries
@Brancaalice10 ай бұрын
Do plants and vegetal have fascial?
@Brancaalice10 ай бұрын
I give name, wrapping system, They forget to categorize it.
@hartvenessa11 ай бұрын
Any hope for ALS?
@hartvenessa11 ай бұрын
Excellent information of a scientific & magical practice.
@kelvinstirbys671411 ай бұрын
Loved the video of the living fascia. Amazing!
@habanero633211 ай бұрын
This is very interesting. I have been very interested in somatic massage and various modes of healing such as this. It is incredibly healing.
@TheMardi4511 ай бұрын
I had never heard of this, and came across this and another video. I have had a stiffening in my left thigh where I could not turn my leg out (a bit like in ballet) and after sitting and getting up had trouble walking properly. I thought if I'm like this at 78 what will it be like when I'm 88. After watching your video (having always loved dancing) I lay on my bed and let my leg have the freedom to go and do what ever it wanted. It was just a fun let's have a go experiment. To my amazement the next day my leg had nearly completely freed up. Still a tiny way to go, except I could rise from sitting and walk not feeling like an old lady. I was astounded really. I thought I'd share this, and promise that I am not kidding you or exaggerating. To be fair, I do a lot of walking up and down steps. We live on a steep property. But thank you. I was meant to find you. And it's wonderful. And it has not worn off.💗🙏
@calista128011 ай бұрын
@TheMardi45, You may also find benefits from Feldenkreis movements. Also found on YT.
@Santa5387 Жыл бұрын
Thank you! ❤
@MandyEmPunkt Жыл бұрын
Sooooo sweeet 🥰 heartmelting
@tommcelroy2276 Жыл бұрын
I have a question, yet to find an explanation yet. I had trauma surgery to my stomach. Big scar. If one of the major fascia lines that go up the middle where cut into, does the body’s healing process fill in the blanks where there was disruption?
@tommcelroy227611 ай бұрын
Thank you for that detailed explanation. My assumption based on feeling and self education, is the superficial fascia lines are connected to deeper fascia so it doesn’t really matter. I feel that any missing section is easily bridged by the deeper layers. The body does have amazing ability to heal.
@gretanavarauskaite2904 Жыл бұрын
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@ManusMagus Жыл бұрын
16:44 fascia is beginning to be recognized as its own system, and what makes it unique is it is the system in which all the other systems reside en vivo. It could be imagined as the tube that carries the lymph, or rather the substance that gives the structure to creates the space for the lymph
@ShaneIsAlways11 ай бұрын
This is precisely how it feels to me and thank you again for this wonderful information 🙏
@ManusMagus Жыл бұрын
15:53 The extracellular matrix holds the ground substance fluid, rather than CSF. The primary communication component within the ground substance of the fascial network is melanin-- melanin is a superconductor. Conducting biophotons of information from the nucleus of one cell, through the intracellular matrix to the organelles, transcending the cell membrane to the extracellular network: Like a fiber optic system. Biophotons of information are being transported at the associated frequency of the nucleus, giving signal to each neighboring cell at the speed of light in the form of resonance. Proving much faster than the electrical and chemical system, the nerve is highly excitabile. At its core, it it is the photons of information within that excitation that communicates with the rest of the body
@username604error511 ай бұрын
Is there any relationship to 4th phase of water ?
@ManusMagus11 ай бұрын
@@username604error5 absolutely, if it weren't for the resonance of our consciousness running through the crystal of our ecm, it would be a solid. But that energy of Life keeps it within that fourth phase of adaptability
@ShaneIsAlways11 ай бұрын
I only have my direct experience with this subject, but this description is brilliant I must say 🙏
@realDys.5 ай бұрын
everything you just said besides matrix being at fluid state, is basically not backed up by anything especially the claim about biophotons and their communication with other organism and also melanin being superconductor.
@realDys.5 ай бұрын
moreover, there is absolutely zero empirical evidence of consciousness having an effect on ECM or 4th stage of water. Anything you said is beyond highly speculative and doesn't make sense
@JerzeyBird Жыл бұрын
Thank you!
@monikapancek7538 Жыл бұрын
The best course ever!!! Highly recommended!
@monikapancek7538 Жыл бұрын
Our lovely cranio baby Jo 😇
@teresa6635 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for offering all this information. Great videos of the fascia.
@patriciozabala Жыл бұрын
Thank u for sharing!! Here a fanatic of fascial treatment 💚 greetings from Argentina
@amadahyrose Жыл бұрын
Craniosacral therapy put my spirit back into my body for the first time as I lived (and was born) in a dissociated state. For the first time in my life, I knew I was one with love, I was love, I could give and receive love. It was profound! Without telling my therapist about this dissociated state (because it wasn't normal), my therapist quite rightly said, after a long pause, "You are existing about two feet above your head." Once she helped me feel safe enough to embody, my healing took off. I can't recommend enough! Best wishes. ❤️
@johnfontana7256 Жыл бұрын
Someone told me it allows your body to release anesthesia chems out of your body even years after surgery, I will look into it, thank you!
@christinawalker2293 Жыл бұрын
I unsubscribed.
@kiranjoshi2025 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for sharing. You have perfectly explained complex root cause and remedy in simple words in this small video. Its like going from unconscious to consciousness. Ancient old age wisdom can only cure illness from its root. 👌👍
@dollarsanewed6373 Жыл бұрын
So interesting it seems to be giving you a true sense of Self and the balance of life I will definitely look into this Thank you ❤🌹
@matimoi Жыл бұрын
She never speaks a word about what it is
@collegeofcranio-sacralther75 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for your comment. If you'd like more information about Cranio-Sacral Therapy, we have other more in depth videos. Our website and email are also in the video description, and we'd be happy to answer any questions you might have.
@mhillvo2 жыл бұрын
Exactly!!!! All of it. I know energy seems a strange thing to rational mindsets, but since I use it constantly as Chi to reset my fascia as normal....I listened and it's correct. Don't doubt....electrical bio energy has been ignored by the best minds because you don't really feel a solid object, but he explains the atom and it's really not as depicted in it's energy swapping roles so fast we cannot imaging. I also do my own cranial and discovered I could address so many bodily issues so easily. I don't even have to put hands on my scalp to feel the changes taking place. My fascia is knowing itself as the system I use to stay wellness always now. Understanding what it is, was the best experience I got from helping myself. Now it's so easy doing remote viewing and feeling the problem from a distance isn't something we do naturally. I have learned this and then I go do ordinary things and forget I even can help myself when something alarms the fascia, it's already fixing it in it's timeless duty and we are unaware we need to stop and stay still while breathing and letting the connective tissue gather the energy to swap dirty for cleaner then we feel refreshed so easily. I learned on my own and never a teacher for Tai ji, which trained me itself as I was hurting and it began to take over as it was already in control. I just became more aware of what was happening. Then it fixed a bad toe while I sat and watched my body put the toe against a rubber ball, I thought I was doing accidental movement...then it hit like a ton of elephants. Dummy, you're fixing yourself as fascia knowledge is complete on any creatures physiology and it knows it should correct us, but we're so monkey brained and not on "Channel 3" as the PT John F. Barnes, licensed since the 60's, but was helpless on his back after surgery failed to fix his issue. He'd messed up his back lifting weights and they did back surgery. Go to his channel and get the full account of what happened next. He knew he had nobody to rely on, so he laid on the floor, he states, and felt something he didn't know was there....fascia. Touch changed it, he kept going and learned myofascial self release was a real thing nobody but the late, Dr. Ida Rolf, knew from her research. This presentation was accurate beyond most I've watched after the fact. Experiencing trauma I have resolved by knowing what to do.....epic. Super powers are for imaginary characters....this is ancient as the world we inhabit. True. Ida Rolf went further than anyone in teaching about the tengresity principle as others have also discussed in online videos watched. Wellness to all and good energy to one and all from this planet and it's universe. Feeling better is touching yourself lightly and being patient....takes only a minute tops to move fascia back home yourself. Then it's fascinating as it took over when we were first born, we didn't know it was there then either. But we played like children and didn't worry about falling down, got up and resumed with gusto. What happened? We all know...we were told we were going to get stiff as expectation and some did....I escaped by being diligent and endured reverse pain going out the door life pushed me through, saying goodbye to pain as a worry is freedom if you know the fascia wants what we want but needs our assistance getting loose again, you didn't move enough something and it gets dried out, stuck and then can't deliver your next attempt to do the hully gully dancing you thought you could do. Athletes stay in condition to make millions...cause and effect. Barkley clearly doesn't understand staying fit but his other contemporaries keep fit for after their playing days. Go figure....he knows too, but gives in to his appetite and desire to be less active as before. Now he can't. He wants to, I can see it, but he just accepts his condition as normal too. Is it so?
@jabah1262 жыл бұрын
I've been doing fascial unwinding on myself for years now. Ive had no training, am not an expert but have had many CS sessions over the years. It's just about getting yourself into a nice calm space, uninterrupted, and the body naturally begins the unwinding process, often with just a gentle stretch. You can also raise your bottom off the surface a few times, I find this also helps with unwinding. It's fascinating and anyone can try this. Its the most beautiful calming of experiences. Good Luck.
@MicchiGi2 жыл бұрын
I know exactly what you mean!!! Wow, finally someone with the same experience! Thank you for sharing, you‘re right, it‘s absolut fascinating, i love this feeling of unwinding my whole body. I wish everyone the same experience, it‘s just great.
@amplifiedhealthnow7100 Жыл бұрын
Wow, intetesting. I guess it cannot hurt to try to do it myself. What does it feel like when it starts happening?
@jabah12611 ай бұрын
Its a strange but calm experience. You're suddenly aware different parts of your body are moving involuntarily. I think you have to experience it. @@amplifiedhealthnow7100
@ShaneIsAlways11 ай бұрын
I totally agree and everyone’s body/fascia is in a unique state, which seems to beg for individualized approach. Moreover, this unwinding process often triggers involuntary movement (kriyas), which seem to “know” what the body needs during any given session. This is only my experience of course 🙏
@Matli-MC11 ай бұрын
I did this unwindings without knowing what I am doing, I just felt the urge to dance/play on the floor. Now I also understand theese amazing healing processes. Thank you & blessings
@earthling10822 жыл бұрын
Great discourse. Except this emphasis on the belief the soul lives in fascia is unnecessary. When the method is clinically effective it speaks for itself. And so does not require a belief system to be delivered along with it. Whether it’s true or not is irrelevant, people need to given space to have their own experience without any of that. Thank you
@katherinejoseph7133 Жыл бұрын
Take what works and leave the rest; if you don’t appreciate the perspective on ‘soul’, that’s absolutely fine. But the information and perspective IS appreciated by others. Really no reason to take some kind of ‘offense’, is there?
@chinupduck48497 ай бұрын
I see who's here. Not today....not to-day.
@lifecornerstone2 жыл бұрын
I am open to the whole body integration concept but I cannot understand how you can actually know how the baby was born or injured in the past. Can you please elaborate?
@margaritabennett17652 жыл бұрын
The mother would have explained the birth and from that and the state of his fascia and rhythm you can figure out what is happening to the person/child. When connecting to the person depending on how deep they let you in you can feel all the different layers from the liquid layers to the central nervous system to the deepest which is the energy source. You can feel the cranium and on this level the child may have been compressed or pulled/janked out, this can impact not only the cranium but the spinal cord. on a different level the child may have been terrified independently or feeling the mothers fears, this would cause an imbalance in the childs chemicals as well as central nervous system causing it to loop in to flight, fright, fear response which would create a constant excretion of adrenaline and cortisol causing the vagus nerve to basically freak out. With time and experience this all can be felt and dealt with. :)
@jackiemcdonell17374 ай бұрын
@@margaritabennett1765Thank you for explaining this so well.