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Experience Healing, Meet Rafael Burgos
You will receive the guidance of a highly skilled physiotherapist with over 19+ years of experience. His expertise will help your body to self-heal, resulting in consistent and lasting outcomes. The primary emphasis will be on utilizing advanced manual therapy techniques to facilitate your recovery process.
Fascial Counterstrain
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"Transforming Lives, Empowering Bodies, Treating More Than Just Symptoms!".
Fascial Counterstrain (FCS) aims to relieve spasms in all parts of the human body using a hands-on therapeutic method. Any organ, nerve, muscle, ligament, tendon, artery, vein, or lymphatic vessel can undergo spasm naturally to defend against injury and cause pain. This reflex spasm can persist, spread, and create several sensitive areas. FCS gently releases the spastic tissue and associated tender points by carefully unloading the affected structure.
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If you are experiencing any of the following conditions, I can assist you
Suffering from pain that persists due to both identified and unidentified reasons.
Limitations on your ability to move affecting various aspects of your life, including your job, hobbies, and physical activities.
Conditions that cause inflammation in muscles, bones, joints, nerves, or any other organs.
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