Are our emotions "stored" in our Fascia? can we treat emotional trauma with Fascia therapy? NO! ❌⛔️

[@karencarney7595]

The fascia stores trauma, muscle and many cells throughout the body. Its a somatic response. Luckily there are ways to process and release both physically & emotionally. Our nervous system holds & does NOT let go of traumas until resolved through dynamic breathwork, deep stretching, human touch.

[@Life360Summit]

The opposite of our perspective, but we thank you for your respectful feedback 🙏

[@sheilasmith1109]

Really, where do you get help for this?

[@sheilamarina-planetofpeace440]

The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel Van Der Kolk

[@mysecretlifeofpain]

Thank you for this flash of logic and common sense in a world that is increasingly making statements based on twisted evidence and calling it a fact

[@Life360Summit]

Thank you 🙏

[@alexkatsanos8475]

We do in Daoist practices believe they are in the organs and we help release them through the six healing sounds.

[@Life360Summit]

Well kudos

[@jericho9653]

You are absolutly beatiful. Just putting that out there. Come to ireland il buy you a pint

[@jjooeegg1]

Interesting . But I’ve always believed traumas can be stored in the body . Is your point that it’s just not stored in the fascia ? But perhaps in another way emotions are stored in body ? Thanks

[@Life360Summit]

The nervous system is in the body, trauma can absolutely be wired into the nervous system.

[@talloolahmoon]

Sad to see the discord here

[@thewholeyou]

I get what your saying it could just be articulated differently so people understand fully what you're trying to say. Possibly make a longer video going into full detail about it.

[@Life360Summit]

Thank you we appreciate the feedback 🙏

[@DavidJones-qx5yf]

They are somewhere in the body, but where ?

[@Life360Summit]

Brain & Nervous system

[@paulaclinton1918]

Sorry, but you are wrong.

[@Life360Summit]

Pretty sure you felt that, but not in your fascia

[@lovelylauriestorlie]

You are lovely, but please read more “studies” or actually talk to people who have experienced somatic release…studies are not the only way of gaining or experiencing knowledge. If you don’t understand the emotional aspect, that’s okay, no one knows everything. Trashing it just makes you look bad and uninformed. Now you’re part of the problem rather than part of the solution, especially to people who know better. When you actually know something, you realize there’s always more to know. Spreading misinformation is what is reprehensible here. 🙏🏼✨

[@Life360Summit]

Well, we’re going to agree on spreading this information being reprehensible 😉