Tri Release Massage Therapy St. Pete Florida

"I like the idea of practicing in between sessions. It feels like a thorough way to learn; practice, come up with questions and get feedback to the questions. I like that my palpation skills for muscle tightness is improving. I'm starting to feel more competent. Thanks for the feedback while I'm working. The hands-on is a great learning tool." - S.L., Cummings, N.D.

"Excellent! I learned a lot." - P.R., Deltona, FL

"Great class-----learned lots of techniques. Tri-Release Therapy is great." - E.M., St. Petersburg, FL

"Excellent focus on lower body! This reinforced the work from the Minneapolis workshop. Great one-on-one assistance. Wonderful Workshop! I have grown personally from the sessions------Thanks." - S.L., Fargo, ND

"I really enjoyed the class. I learned a lot and its so exciting and helps a lot. Can't wait till the next session." - R.S., Bismarck, ND

"I waited 10 years to learn this stuff. I first saw it in the U.K. in 1990 being done by a D.O. There is nothing like it. Thank you for teaching this. I also appreciate the sheer volume of material in this course. This is real Therapy." - G.S., Clearwater, FL

"Tri-Release is the most amazing Therapeutic technique going. I keep learning other techniques and I always come back to Tri-Release because it WORKS!" - M.S., St. Petersburg, FL

J.S.D. is a 12 year old, handsome young man, who, due to Cerebral Palsy, could not do much for himself when we first met. He spent much of his time on the floor and could move himself around a bit using the combat crawl. He had very little use of his right arm and so even combat crawling was a challenge. His legs were 'scissored' to the crossing position. His smiles and charming personality warmed everyone who came into contact with him, in spite of the fact that he is non-verbal. His legs were drawn up, at all times, due to an extreme lumbar curve and tension in low back musculature.

Obviously, his spindlely lower extremities had limited range of movement making dressing, changing and standing difficult for all involved with his daily care.

He has been treated weekly for 6 months and the results to date include the ability to push himself into a seated position. He now uses his right arm to reach for items, push himself in his wheelchair, rub his eyes and many other noted uses that were previously not possible for him to do by himself.

Applied to the lumbar area, Tri-Releases have relieved much of the curve and with better placement of the sacrum, has allowed freer movement of his legs. Less scissoring allows more ROM, which makes it easier for his caretakers to dress and change him. The benefits continue as the work progresses. I look forward to reporting to you as the changes take place.

J.N. is now 18 years old. He is autistic. When we first met, as with truly autistic people, his cranium had very little palpatable movement. J. and I have worked together for a year and his abilities to communicate with others has been an amazing result of the Tri-Releases.
He looks forward to his 'massage'. Most often, people with autism are not comfortable with touch, as was J's response before we began the Tri-Release Therapy sessions. When asked recently what job he might like to have, he responded, without hesitation, "Massage". J. has become quite social, as of late. He introduces himself to others, initates conversations and makes comments about his environment that require no return response.
He is noticeably more relaxed after each session and comfortable with the routine of his table time. He enjoys massaging his Dad's and Mom's shoulders using a similar routine to the way he is massaged. He is a pleasure to work with and I look forward to continuing signs of improvement and change.

The very dramatic true story of M.N. is so interesting that I must share it with you. When I met M., he had been revived from heart failure 4 1/2 years previous to our introduction. He is a man of 6'5", who seemed locked in an inward curl position, with tension throughout his entire body. His memory (short term) was greatly affected.
Palpation of his cranium drew my attention to a flattened area in the right posterior section. Releasing the area with Tri-Release Therapy began a continuing release throughout his body. Beginning with his neck, the releases moved down each area of his spine. M. was aware of the releases and cried out in a reporting fashion as he experienced the tension leaving his body.
As this is a long story, I will shorten it by telling you that he is now moving freely in all areas of his body. His therapy has included releases to his low back, which was a problem to him before his incident. He is now remembering to remind his wife of current events and things that she has said and forgotten. He recently played tennis and enjoys life once again.