Reflect Center for Movement

04/27/2020

With the release of Phase 1 of Open Texas, we will be opening up our Addison Office beginning May 1st!

With our re-opening, we will also be introducing a new highly qualified therapist! Marc Gonzalez is a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT), certified Graston Technique Specialist (GTS), Myofascial Release Therapist (MFR) and much more.

He is able to perform Hot Stone, Cupping, Reflexology Base, Prenatal, Neuromuscular, Swedish, Sports, and Deep Tissue Massage ranging from Pediatric to Geriatric clients

We are looking forward to scheduling you! If you have any questions or would like to be scheduled for an appointment, please reach out to us at 509-554-0888 or email us at infinityheals@gmail.com.

04/10/2020

01/30/2019

Celebrities love it - so should you be doing it?

01/30/2019

Under the skin, the human body has a connective tissue called fascia that contains muscles and nerves. But what does the fascia do? [Online until: 21.08.2018...

01/29/2019

Specific gut microbiome may influence social behaviors via the vagus nerve.

01/27/2019

In this PTontheNet series, Dr. Evan Osar explores the functional role of fascia as it relates to posture and movement. Part 1 focuses on the deep and superficial myofascial systems and explains how to

01/25/2019

All about your fascia!

Basic Science Dr. Jean-Claude Guimberteau

01/15/2019

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01/06/2019

Did you know that there are structures in the nervous system that function to inhibit sensations of pain on certain sides of the body?
When you delve into neurology and understand how the nervous system developed, you will see that the lower a structure is in the brain, the older it is. The higher it is, the newer it is. And what’s important is that new structures can inhibit older structures! This knowledge help us integrate more systems in rehab & performance to facilitate greater change in pain
We need to be precise and engaged with our rehab if we want to target specific areas of our brain through our body in order to facilitate these changes. It’s not all about imbalances in the body, but how does lack of stimulation through movement affect certain parts of the brain? Come to an IKN course to learn more!