How the therapy works
The therapy works by addressing tension in the fascia with specialized hands-on techniques that target restrictions and encourage better tissue glide. Sessions focus on manual pressure, targeted movement and sustained stretches to restore flexibility and range of motion. Results depend on consistency, the client's daily activities, and how connective tissue responds over multiple sessions.
Each 60-minute treatment in this 20-session package includes access to the infrared sauna detox, scheduled as part of the visit to promote relaxation and support soft tissue warmth. The sauna is included with the package and used alongside hands-on work; how often you pair sauna time with manual sessions is determined by scheduling and client preference.
What to expect each session
A typical appointment runs 60 minutes and centers on focused hands-on work to address fascial restrictions. Time is spent assessing areas of tension, applying release work, and integrating movement to test mobility. Repeating sessions in the 20-session package lets therapists track changes and refine treatment based on each visit's findings.
Our St. Louis Park schedule accommodates commuters and families with evening and weekend availability, making it easier to pair visits with shopping or dining at the West End or a walk near Wood Lake Nature Center. Clients from Minneapolis and surrounding suburbs often choose sessions that fit around work and family routines for consistency.
Choosing this 20-session package
This package is ideal for people seeking relief from chronic pain or persistent discomfort who are ready to commit to a structured course of care. It suits St. Louis Park residents and clients from nearby communities who value repeated, focused sessions and the convenience of pairing appointments with local errands or outdoor activity along nearby parkways.
The 20-session commitment comes with a package price of $2600 and each appointment lasts 60 minutes. Clients should weigh the time and financial commitment against the potential benefits of consistent work. If you have health questions or concerns, consult your medical provider before starting any new therapy.
