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No-Pain Deep Tissue Bodywork:
The Youniversoul Alternative to Massage Therapy
Adele Works Painlessly to Relieve Arm, Hand, Leg, & Foot Pain, Stress, & Tension
Are you diagnosed with any of the following:
- Arthritis
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- "Golf-" or "Tennis-Elbow"
- Plantar Fasciitis
- Repetitive Stress Injury
- Shin Splints
- Tendonitis
- Other Arm/Hand, Leg/Foot problems?
Physical pain in your arms, hands, legs, or feet affects many aspects of your life:
- You may have trouble walking, standing, reaching, driving, or even resting comfortably.
- Daily activities like working on the computer, playing with your dog, doing crafts, holding hands with
your loved ones can become awkward, restricted, or painful.
Don't let your life be defined by limb pain.
Using gentle touch and slow, guided movement, Youniversoul's No Pain Deep Tissue Bodywork can help you
experience:
- Relief from pain, stiffness, and tension
- Increased range of motion and freedom of movement
- Clearing and release of held emotions and energy.
Pain Free Treatment Gives Pain Free Results
Unlike traditional deep-tissue massage, I do not apply force, pressure, or sudden movement to the areas of discomfort.
Instead, I "ask" your body whether and how it would like to move, and "listen" for its "response". Where there is resistance,
I wait; where there is comfort and ease, I continue.
As we continue, your back experiences spontaneous release of muscle contraction, held energy, and embedded emotions.
(For instance, back pain may be associated with feelings of fear, anger, or lack of support.) In
turn, you can have freedom from pain, and a deep experience of nurture and well-being.
For more information on the Youniversoul approach to physical pain, see also the "Injury Rehab"
and "Accident, Injury, Surgery Recovery" webpages within this site.
Legal Disclaimer
These statements are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any medical condition, and are not
intended to replace a previously prescribed or recommended allopathic, homeopathic, naturopathic,
mental health, or other treatment plan.
If you are currently under another practitioner's care, it is always a good idea to take care of
and honor yourself by consulting with her/him before making any changes to your treatment plan.
Thank you.
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