Fascial Stretch Therapy uses assisted stretching on a treatment table to improve mobility and comfort.
Search Again View Fascial Stretch TherapistsFascial Stretch Therapy uses assisted stretching on a treatment table to improve mobility and comfort.
Fascial Stretch Therapy (FST) is a table-based system of assisted stretching that targets joint capsules and fascial lines as well as muscles. Straps or stabilisation may be used to support limb position while the practitioner guides controlled, pain-free ranges. Pressure and amplitude are adapted to comfort, and breathing is used to pace progressions.
People seek FST to address feelings of stiffness, support mobility for daily tasks or complement sport and rehabilitation. You can expect clear communication and aftercare suggestions such as gentle movement and hydration.
FST is complementary and does not replace medical assessment. If you have acute injury or neurological symptoms, seek clinical advice.
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