What to expect after starting Fascial Maneuvers

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Real healing feels like something. Here’s what might happen.

Fascial Maneuvers reset the human body by restoring flow through your fascia, the connective tissue that wraps your organs, muscles, bones, and nervous system in a dynamic pressure system. When the body begins to unwind trauma, stored emotion, and misalignment, there is a natural release cycle — physically, emotionally, and energetically.

Whether you’re doing your first maneuver or guiding a class, here are five powerful things that may happen afterward — and what to do about them:


1. You May Feel Pain or Soreness in Unexpected Places

Why it’s happening:

You’re awakening tissues that haven’t moved freely in years — or decades. Fascia holds trauma and injury patterns long after the event is over. As the pressure equalizes, your body reroutes tension.

What to do:

2. You May Experience an Emotional Breakdown or Crying

Why it’s happening:

Emotions are physical. Stored grief, betrayal, anger, and fear are encoded in your fascia and fluid. Maneuvers unlock them — often without conscious thought. The release is real and necessary.

What to do:

  • Allow the tears or rage — don’t suppress them.

  • Rest. Journal. Breathe slowly through the nose

  • Do the Fascia Organ Reset. It takes 7 to 10 minutes and it will rebalance organs and emotional state. 

  • Fascial Organ Reset Link https://youtu.be/-dnZbIO_3aE


3. Your Sleep May Shift Dramatically (More or Less)

Why it’s happening:

The nervous system is recalibrating. For some, sleep deepens immediately. For others, suppressed survival energy rises to the surface first — especially around 3–4 AM.

What to do:

  • Focus on quality of rest, not quantity of hours

  • Avoid screens 1 hour before bed

  • Do the facial organ reset. This will help you go back to sleep or get to sleep faster.

  • Fascial Organ Reset https://youtu.be/-dnZbIO_3aE


4. You May Feel Lightheaded or Dizzy

Why it’s happening:

Your Craniosacral rhythm is adjusting and new oxygen flow is moving into the brain. If you’ve had long-standing tension in the neck or jaw, blood flow is being restored.

What to do:


5. You May Suddenly Gain Mental Clarity, Vision, or Life Direction

Why it’s happening:

The body isn’t separate from your story. When your fascia unwinds, your mind follows. Limiting beliefs stored in tension begin to dissolve, and your true compass activates.

What to do:

  • Take notes! Write what comes through

  • Trust what you feel pulled toward

  • Continue doing maneuvers daily — this is just the beginning


Final Reminder:

You are not broken. Your body has always known what to do — it just needed a way to listen and release. Fascial Maneuvers are a tool to get back in touch with who you were before the world told you otherwise.

Keep going. Your body remembers.

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