- Stretching
- Myofascial TherapyThrough "myofascial spreading" or myofascial release, your therapist can release the adverse effects of inflammation, tension and trauma by carefully spreading apart sections or stretching of superficial fascia with either their palms, fingers, knuckles or the back of their fists. It is a slow, gentle and deep stretching or opening of your body's fascia – combined with your movement and breathing. This creates a heating effect (thixotropy) on the superficial layers of tissue, which allows your therapist to gradually affect deeper tissues.
- Craniosacral MassageShe currently practices a combination of modalities including myofascial integration, structural integration and techniques that incorporate active isolated stretching. She anticipates completing her studies in CranioSacral Therapy and the Graston Technique in 2008.
- Swedish MassageFor nearly 15 years, Mark has practiced structural integration, active isolated stretching and myofascial integration in the St. Louis area, while teaching courses and seminars in Swedish massage, myofascial integration and active isolated stretching at the Kaleidoscope School of Massage in St. Louis, Mo.; myofascial integration at the CORE Institute in Tallahassee, Florida; and structural integration at the CORE Institute in Knoxville, Tennessee.
- Sports Massage"The therapeutic benefits are immediate and noticable. I would recommend the St. Louis Institute for Rehabilitative and Sports Massage to anyone who wants to stay active and healthy."