Why Live With Persistent Joint And Muscle Pain?

A common mistake for many people is to live with “poor joints” and blame this discomfort on age. Although cartilage is firm and flexible, once worn down, it cannot be replaced without surgery. An effective alternative to treat joint pain is medically prescribed, advanced body-work.

Painful Causes

The joint that is fixed in a displaced position by repetitive strain, traumatic impact, arthritis, or all these, disrupts how the mind-body refers to itself. The fascia sheath that is the monitor for all connective tissue, loses its parameters of sensitivity. It is either left numb or highly reactive. Its ability to act as an enabling constraint for joint function is compromised. Scar tissue and adhesion within the facial reference network leads to muscle compensation, where restricted range of motion results in optimal muscles being substituted by less efficient participants. The rhythms throughout the body are disrupted, and the signaling between central and peripheral nervous systems is also compromised. This shows up as spasms, and inflammation.

Reflexive Treatment

The first task of treatment is to extend the network of reference points in the fascia. This recruits space for the nervous systems to more closely monitor the postural position and range of motion. An uninterrupted signal between the central and peripheral nervous systems allows the energized space necessary for tissue repair.

Mind Body Co-Competence

During the healing journey, the body gains for space to breath and flow. It opens up to take on and take in. A new level of co-competence emerges between mind and body.

Our treatment programs bring important advances in physical resilience. Our clients plainly express the benefits of these advances. Many of whom come in with two or more years of being frustrated by their chronic experience. Thanks to treatment and their willingness to explore possibilities, clients have quickly found new ways to move, and achieve remarkable performance gain. For many, frequent treatment accumulates extra benefits such as a wider participation in activities. Perhaps the greatest gift to a client is the social benefit – the confidence and resilience they now have to commit to more activities with family and friends.

Brook Tarrant has a well established reputation as a California State Certified Massage Therapist and Clinical Body-Worker. His clinic has cultivated a state-of-the-art approach that uses a deep understanding of how to coax the neural-muscular body to adopt goals for movement, and come back into alignment. The healing journey can be complex, so we take steps in the treatment program to keep clients on track towards full recovery. Keeping on track also means having a good complement of healers to guide the way. Brook has an extensive referral network of neural and strengthening specialists who he counts on to help clients gets the right range of treatment at the right time.