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11/19/2025

Body Alignment & Chronic Pain

When your body is out of alignment, pain doesn’t show up randomly.
It shows up in the areas working the hardest to hold you together.

Most people spend years chasing symptoms — massage, stretching, chiropractic, acupuncture — only to feel temporary relief. The reason?
Your fascia keeps repeating the same structural patterns underneath it all.

When the pelvis rotates, the ribcage stiffens, or the head drifts forward, your body adapts to those positions.
Over time, those adaptations become your “normal,” even if they’re uncomfortable.

Pain is often the signal, not the source.

Structural Integration focuses on the deeper fascial patterns that influence how your whole body moves through gravity.
Instead of chasing one painful area, we look at how your alignment has shifted — and what needs to unwind so your structure can reorganize.

When your body starts moving as one connected system again, things change:

• chronic tension fades
• breath becomes easier
• joints stop fighting for stability
• your body feels lighter, more grounded, and supported

If pain has been following you for months or years, your structure may be asking for something different — something deeper.

I work with people every day who’ve tried everything… except addressing the fascial patterns that keep pulling them back into the same imbalance.

If you’re ready to explore a different approach to pain and alignment
🚨🚨🚨DM Ivette for the link to get started.

11/16/2025

11/13/2025

Scar Tissue Pain Relief & Structural Integration — What Doctors Miss About Fascia

Scar tissue doesn’t stop growing just because your incision healed.
Your body keeps reinforcing that area for years—sometimes decades—after the original injury or surgery. It’s trying to “help” you by creating extra stability… but over time, that reinforcement becomes a problem.

Here’s what most people don’t realize:

Scar tissue doesn’t stay neatly in one spot.
It spreads.
It weaves.
It anchors into anything it can grab—your bones, surrounding fascia, even the connective tissue around organs.

It’s your body’s way of saying, “Let me support you here.”
But eventually that support becomes an imbalance.

Suddenly your gait changes, your pelvis shifts, your ribs rotate, your neck pulls forward, or your low back feels like it’s being braced from the inside. None of this shows up on X-rays or MRI’s, and most doctors have no idea how deeply scar tissue influences your structure.

You’re not imagining it.
You’re not “getting older.”
You’re not crazy.

You’re living with a fascial system that has adapted around old scar patterns… and those patterns are now dictating how you stand, move, and live.

Structural Integration is one of the only approaches that addresses these deeper fascial adhesions—not by “breaking” tissue, but by restoring space and balance so your body can reorganize itself the way it was designed to.

If you’ve tried massage, stretching, chiropractic, physical therapy, or pain meds and nothing sticks… this may be why.

Your structure needs attention—not just your symptoms.

DM Ivette for the link to get started.
Your body has been compensating long enough. Let’s change that.

11/01/2025

Scar Tissue and Chronic Pain

Most people who walk into my office with chronic pain never consider how their old scars might be part of the story.

Scar tissue doesn’t just stay where it started — it grows, adapts, and weaves itself into the body’s structure. Over time, it can extend far beyond the original site, binding into surrounding fascia, muscles, organs, and even the bones themselves.

You may not think your neck pain has anything to do with your cosmetic breast surgery, or your low back pain and sciatica could be related to that tiny appendectomy scar near your belly. Yet the body is a master of compensation — always reorganizing itself for extra support.

When you’ve had surgery, injury, or trauma, your fascia (the connective tissue that holds everything together) steps in to “protect” you. It becomes denser and more fibrous, creating a stronger but less flexible structure. Over time, this web of support can begin to restrict natural movement and pull your alignment off balance.

When we start freeing the adhesions and restoring glide through the fascia, something remarkable happens: pain begins to dissolve, and the body starts to move — and breathe — like it was meant to again.

✨ Your body remembers everything it’s been through.
What if it’s ready to let go of the past — one layer at a time?

10/16/2025

Most people think once a surgical scar heals on the surface, the story is over.
But beneath the skin, that story is still unfolding.

Whether it’s a C-section, knee surgery, appendectomy, breast augmentation, or liposuction, every incision creates a ripple through the fascial web—the body’s connective tissue that gives you structure, movement, and flow.

Scar tissue doesn’t just stay local.
It can pull, twist, and anchor surrounding fascia, creating tension patterns that may show up as pain, stiffness, limited movement, or even emotional discomfort years later.
A scar on your abdomen can tug at your lower back.
A breast augmentation scar can affect shoulder mobility or posture.
A knee surgery scar can subtly shift how you walk, altering your entire alignment over time.

This isn’t about something being “wrong.” It’s about the body adapting—doing its best to keep you upright and functional. But over time, those adaptations can become restrictions that the body forgets how to unwind on its own.

Through precise fascial work, we help your body release old compensations, restore fluidity, and reconnect the areas that have been “offline.”
When the scar softens and the surrounding tissue regains its natural glide, something profound happens—your posture changes, your movement feels freer, and your energy shifts.

Because healing isn’t just about closing the wound.
It’s about bringing your whole body back into harmony.

🕊️ If you’ve had surgeries or injuries—no matter how long ago—and you still feel tension, tightness, or imbalance, your body might be asking for a reset.

DM Ivette for the link to get started and discover what’s possible beyond the scar.

05/16/2025

What is Fascia?
It’s one of the most overlooked systems in the body—and yet, it holds the key to alignment, pain relief, posture, and even your sense of self.

Fascia is a thin, elastic web of connective tissue that surrounds every muscle, bone, nerve, and organ in your body. It’s what gives you structure. It’s what makes your body yours.

When fascia is healthy, your body moves with ease.
When it’s restricted—through injury, repetitive motion, poor posture, or stress—it creates tension, misalignment, and pain… often in areas far from the original cause.

This is why Structural Integration is so powerful.
We don’t just treat symptoms—we work with the organ of structure to release and reorganize the fascial web from head to toe.

That’s how we help restore balance, length, and freedom—often after years of compensation and dysfunction.
Because fascia isn’t just tissue—it’s intelligence.
And it’s constantly listening.

Ready to experience what’s possible for your body when you work with the system that connects it all?

Comment “Fascia” below to get started
& I’ll send you the link to book your intro session.