Women’s Inner Sense Massage Therapy

05/06/2026

Glymphatic support for your brain 🧠 I use techniques to support Glymphatic drainage in every Therapeutic Massage & Bowen Therapy & Vagus Nerve Reset : Favourite benefit = Clarity of Thinking 🤔 👇
Lisa Glasgow RMT nd

04/28/2026

👇This is why I treat the Psoas is every session with my clients with Bowen Therapy or Trauma Informed Therapeutic Massage & Myofascial Release & Integration & Abdominal Lymphatic Drainage or Face Hand Foot Reflexology!!! Lisa Glasgow RMT nd

The Psoas: Your Deep Core Survival Muscle

The psoas (pronounced so-az) is one of the most important muscles in the body, yet many people have never heard of it. It attaches from the lower spine through the pelvis to the top of the femur, connecting your spine to your legs. It helps you walk, lift your knees, stabilize your low back, support posture, and even influences how you breathe.

But the psoas is more than a movement muscle—it is often called the muscle of the soul because of its close relationship to the nervous system and emotional stress patterns.

When you experience stress, fear, trauma, or constant pressure, your body activates the fight, flight, or freeze response. The psoas contracts to prepare you to run, curl inward, brace, or protect yourself. This is a natural survival mechanism.

The problem is many people never fully discharge that stress. Instead, the body stays subtly guarded. Over time, the psoas can remain shortened, tight, or overactive.

This may contribute to:
✨ Low back pain
✨ Hip tightness
✨ Sciatica-like symptoms
✨ Shallow breathing
✨ Anxiety or feeling “on edge”
✨ Poor posture
✨ Pelvic tension
✨ Digestive discomfort
✨ Difficulty relaxing

Because the psoas sits deep near the diaphragm, kidneys, intestines, and solar plexus region, chronic tension there can feel physical and emotional.

Gentle positions like hanging one leg off the bed, supported stretching, diaphragmatic breathing, somatic work, and Myofascial Release can help the body feel safe enough to let go.

Healing the psoas is often not about forcing a stretch—it’s about signaling safety to the nervous system.

Sometimes low back pain is not just structural. Sometimes it’s the body still carrying yesterday’s stress.

When the psoas softens, many people feel grounded, calmer, taller, and more at peace.

04/28/2026

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04/14/2026

My clients experience these benefits:👇Lisa Glasgow RMT nd
Registered Massage Therapist 15+yrs
Naturotherapist
Bowen Therapist

👇How BOWEN TECHNIQUES Works:

The BOWEN Technique helps the body remember how to heal itself. The gentle yet powerful Bowen moves send NEUROLOGICAL impulses to the BRAIN resulting in immediate responses of muscle relaxation and pain reduction. The moves create energy surges -ELECTRICAL impulses sent to the NERVOUS SYSTEM remind the body to regain normal movement in joints, muscles and tendons. This helps relieve muscle spasms and increase blood and lymph flow.
The Bowen Technique affects the body primarily through the nervous and the neurological & fascia communicating systems of the body, to bring it into a state of balance. I have studied BOWEN SPECIAL PROCEDURES: Psoas Procedure I use daily to help rebalance low back & pelvic issues.

AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM REBALANCING
The autonomic nervous system controls over 80% of bodily functions (cardiac, respiratory, peripheral circulation, reproductive, endocrine, gastrointestinal) and is very susceptible to stress and emotional tensions. For healing to happen, the body needs to shift from sympathetic (fight/ flight mode) to parasympathetic (vegetative mode) dominance. For this to happen, it needs time and space to literally unwind and “digest” Physical and Emotional stress. The Bowen Technique facilitates these positive shifts. Benefits More Clarity Of Thinking 🤔

STRETCH REFLEX
Most Bowen moves are done either at the origin, insertion or belly of muscles, where the Golgi and Spindle nerve receptors are located. These receptors inform the nervous system of the state of tension, length or stretch in the muscles and tendons and are stimulated during the rolling part of the Bowen therapy movement.

JOINT PROPRIOCEPTORS
All Bowen moves done around a joint directly affect the joint and ligaments, which are richly innervated with proprioreceptors, those nerves that sense the position of your body.

LYMPHATIC CIRCULATION & GLYMPHATIC (Brain)
The Bowen Technique stimulates Lymphatic circulation & Glymphatic (much needed Brain rest and drainage.
Benefit More Clarity of Thinking 🤔

SPINAL REFLEXES
Many of the Bowen moves are performed along the spine over the erector muscles (two thick columns of heavy muscles on either side of the spinal column which run from the base of the pelvis to almost the full length of the spine). These moves appear to produce referred reactions to other areas of the body. Often people will mention that conditions were addressed, other than the one for which they originally sought consultation, – even though the practitioner didn’t know about them (e.g., improved digestion, elimination circulation or sleep).

FASCIA
The fascia, sheets of connective tissue, connect everything in the body: muscles, bones, internal organs and central nervous system. They play a major role in muscle coordination, flexibility, postural alignment and overall structural and functional integrity. Bowen moves free the relationship between the fascia and the nerve, muscle or tendon being addressed.

ACUPUNCTURE Points /ACUPRESSURE Points and Meridians
The Bowen Technique stimulates circulation of energy and clears energetic blocks. Coincidentally, several of the moves are located along acupuncture meridians or on specific acupuncture points and acupressure points which are known to stimulate and balance the body’s energy. I have studied ACUPRESSURE & Face Hand Foot Ear Reflexology / plus 2 schools of Thai Massage/ Myofascial Release & Integration & CST Cranial Sacral
👉Bowen procedures address many of the Same Points = so like Kathy Budd said “I feel like I got 5 treatments in 1 session” I do more than add Acupressure to treatments… I listen to what your body needs to actively stimulate every nervous system including the abdominal enteric nervous system to Re-balance & Re-align (Body working in co-operation not against itself-esp pelvic health)& Restorative Rest&Digest(repair)

04/11/2026

👇Lisa Glasgow RMT nd
I received this review from Ann Arseneau Beers “Having a blessed life, as an Artist and Yoga Instructor, I have experienced accidents and trauma. Life is a healing journey for me, trying to stay balanced physically and mentally. Lisa Glasgow is a natural practioner who had dedicated her life to learning the art of healing in many modalities. Bowen Therapy being one of them. After my treatments with Lisa my body is calm, and I can feel the difference for many days after. Not to be in flight or flight is my goal. I love Lisa Glasgow gives you your full hr. on the message table. You can feel the knowledge in her hands, in her whole being as she works on your energetic/physical body. I highly recommend her!

04/07/2026

I received this google review from Kathy Budd 👇

“Wonderful experience everytime I go. Gentle and effective treatment. She really takes the time to address any concerns and has so much knowledge on what our bodies need. 10/10”

Kathy had remarked that she felt like she had received 5 treatments in one session 😁 I do blend many techniques from 15+ years of courses & developing my own techniques from doing all the work on myself to realign my body! Ladies if you need support to find your body balance please reach out call or text me at 506 874-7285

★★★★★

04/07/2026

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03/06/2026

👉Fascia connects Your Entire Body!!! This I Knew & I Love the results my clients get from fascial release massage & From Bowen Therapy 💝👇

This network runs through your entire body… but most people have never heard of it.

Most people think of the body as separate parts:

muscles
organs
bones
nerves

But there is another system that connects all of them together.

It's called fascia.

Fascia is a web of connective tissue that wraps around:

• muscles
• organs
• nerves
• bones
• blood vessels

forming a continuous network from head to toe.

Instead of isolated pieces, the body behaves more like one integrated system.

This is one reason tension in one area can sometimes influence other parts of the body.

For example, tightness in the hips can affect the lower back…
and tension in the neck can influence the shoulders.

Your body is not a collection of separate parts.

It is one connected system working together.

Did you know the body has a head-to-toe connective network?

03/04/2026

👉Fascia is not just connective tissue but a sensory and communicating system with your other body systems!

Fascia is not just connective tissue.
Fascia is a sensory organ.

It wraps every muscle, every organ, every nerve.

It is richly innervated, meaning it communicates directly with your nervous system.

Fascia constantly receives mechanical information:
• pressure
• stretch
• tension
• movement

And sends that data back to your brain.

Which means:

Your posture affects your mood.
Your tension affects your perception.
Your body position affects your nervous system state.

Fascia is not passive.

It’s a bridge between your internal state
and the world around you.

When fascia is hydrated and mobile the nervous system feels safe.

When fascia is restricted → the system interprets stress.

Movement isn’t just exercise.

It’s communication.

Your body is constantly reporting to your brain.

Fascia is the bridge.







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