
Both hands-on therapies have a positive effect on the balancing of the autonomic nervous system. Using a gentle and sustained touch with long holds supports the body to feel safe, supported, and held. This sense of safety allows the nervous system to return to the state of rest and repair from the state of fight or flight. Both therapies support the resolution of conditions resulting from stress, and they work particularly well with trauma by gently facilitating the body and brain to resolve held experiences in the fascia.
The craniosacral system has a natural cycle of expansion and contraction called the Brain Cycle. This can ultimately present in a whole host of symptoms such as long covid, migraines, birth trauma, chronic pain, whiplash, concussion, anxiety/ depression, stress, fibromyalgia just to name a few.
Fascial therapy is designed to gently unwind the layers of trauma, releasing strain patterns, balancing the flow of cerebrospinal fluid and strengthening the Brain Cycle creating an environment the body needs to heal .Many notice improvements immediately following a session, including better sleep, reduced pain, and improved mood. Cumulative benefits continue to develop over subsequent sessions.

Kathleen's teaching style mixes various types of yoga, TRE and body rolling to help students find release and peace in their own bodies. In a private session, she will get to know a student's needs and tailor a practice that will free their bodies to serve and support them throughout their lives.
"Yoga allows you to find an inner peace that is not ruffled or riled by the endless stresses and struggles of life." BKS Iyengar

Self myofascial release, through body rolling, is a powerful self care remedy for many chronic and acute issues in the body. A variety of sized balls and tools will help you release the tension from your fascia creating an over all feeling of lightness, ease and spaciousness throughout your whole being. Learning how to release the issues in your tissues is important for everyone, not only will it increase your range of motion, decrease pain, balance the nervous system, and make you feel more fluid in your body, but it will also increase awareness as to where you are gripping and holding trauma. This practice will also help decrease injuries as you start to connect with your body on a deeper level.