Arrive a few minutes early. The initial session includes additional time to fill out medical intake and liability release forms, to discuss issues of concern, ideal results and outcomes, and to conduct a postural assessment.

For the assessment, the client moves through various postures and movements for the practitioner to assess joint function and range of motion.

During the session, ongoing priority is made to adjust pressure to the client’s level of tolerance.

After the session, there will be time to discuss the session, how the client is feeling, any questions, and recovery practices.

Men wear athletic shorts and women wear a sports bra and athletic shorts. Clothing that allows for movement, such as stretchy materials, are ideal.

Lizette’s certification in Synergetic™ Structural Integration was a 300 hour course including technique and biomechanics, hands-on training, applied work, integrative anatomy, and a written exam.

This method of fascia work includes assessment of the individual’s posture (physical holding patterns) and movement (holding patterns in motion), and combines the most effective techniques for sustainable results.

At the Renaissance in Ridgeland, MS.

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