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Advanced Myofascial, Psoas, Sciatic Nerve and Pelvic Release
Jelle Schaegen Bodywork has more than thirty years of experience in working with neck, back, shoulder and hip related problems using advanced myofascial release massage techniques. This website will give you an idea about how we work and explain the terms we use and details about our practice.
To help you understand what we do, we have chosen to refer to articles written by professional bodyworkers. However, that does not mean that we ourselves have little to tell or to teach. On the contrary, we will be happy to share valuable information with you when you visit us. If you would like to expand your understanding about the terms we use, may we suggest you have a look here – you will find a lot of relevant information available on this subject.
What is bodywork?
The term Bodywork stands for many different techniques which are used to provide healing and relaxation. What kind of Bodywork to choose depends on the kind of therapy that is needed? Some forms of bodywork will involve the manipulation of one´s posture, exercise, energy rebalancing and more.
The term applies to many different types of therapies and treatments, including the following and much more: Chiropractic, Rolfing, Postural Integration, Rebalancing, Craniosacral Therapy, Bioenergetics, Neo-Reichian Therapy, Alexander technique, Reiki, Myotherapy, Massage.
What does bodywork consist of?
There are three techniques that are used in bodywork. While some forms of bodywork will utilize more than one of these, to name it bodywork, it must possess at least one:
Massage, Energy Balancing, Movement Awareness and Structural Realignment.
Most bodywork techniques are based on a holistic view of health and believe that it is just as important to treat the mind as it is the body. There is also a necessity to provide relevant information about the literal or experiential meaning of what physical, emotional, mental or spiritual wellbeing is.
Who can benefit from Bodywork therapy?
Many people from all walks of life, both young and old, can benefit from bodywork therapy. The most important thing is to inform your practitioner of any medical conditions you may have, as well as to ask your physician if there is any reason you shouldn’t receive a specific bodywork therapy treatment. Bodywork therapy can help in many ways, physically, emotionally and mentally. Research the many different forms of bodywork to determine which one is best for you.
Myofascial Release
Jelle Schaegen offers the most effective myofascial release and other techniques that can reduce pain in the body, including knee, pelvic and back pain.
What is called myofascial release today factually found its origin in much earlier existing psychotherapeutic and somatic disciplines about which you can read about more here.
Jelle Schaegen's Unique Myofascial Release Techniques
Because of getting more and more dissatisfied with the results of how therapists were using all kind of manual techniques trying to heal musculoskeletal problems, Jelle just necessarily had to go out on his own to find a better way. It took him many years to figure out how to be able do that in the most efficient way possible but in the end though he succeeded.
Strictly Therapeutic
After honing his way of working trying many possibilities again and again, Jelle Schaegen can offer you now the most effective and unsurpassable myofascial release technique there is. By the way, before completely surrendering himself to a more strictly therapeutic way of working he has given several thousands of strong full body massages to both men and women, young and old.
Myofascial and other Techniques
By means of his myofascial release and other therapeutic techniques, he very well knows how to relieve or considerably reduce pains wherever in your body. Think of migraines, whiplashes, frozen shoulders, pain in your elbows, wrists and hands. TMJ disorders, gastrointestinal problems; different kinds of back pain, knee pain, problems with your feet or ankles, sacroiliac imbalances and even the pain that pelvic disorders like the male prostate or female reproductive organs can create.
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Recent Testimonials
Don’t take my word for it. See what others say!
“Connective tissue massage; I had never heard of it before but a good friend of mine introduced me to Jelle. It’s really a big surprise:… Jelle kneads and stretches the tissues around the core of my muscles and tendons especially where they are attached to the bones.
The treatment itself is not always pleasant; though it appeals to me to be really wiling to join what Jelle’s (skillful) hands are doing. But the tension that I almost experience as being “normal” in my body is precisely touched by it and when I’m standing outside again, I feel a great extensive inner relaxation.” Read more “Connective tissue massage”
Marijn te Kolsté, April 2015, Houten, The Netherlands
“During the time that Jelle was still living in Holland I was a long-time client of his. By means of his intensive massage he made… me more aware of my body and the influence it could exert on my mind. Those sessions were of great value to me. Jelle is no short-term thinker, instead he devotedly invests with undivided focus on your well-being, take time to do that and build on durable insight. I have searched, but never found any such good masseurs like them again. If he should come back to The Netherlands I am going to be their first client!” Read more “I was a long-time client”
L. Slok, May 2008, Hilversum The Netherlands
“After a hernia operation in 1997, it was in 1998 for the first time, I visited Jelle in Amsterdam. I was suffering from severe pain… in my back and there were times that I could hardly walk. Each time Jelle was able to treat me in a way that would enable me to move without pain again. I experienced the treatment not only as useful, but also very pleasant. “Every appointment became a pleasure I looked forward to, a joy for my body and mind. The combination of gentle music, the alternation of light and deeper massages, (you ‘think’ you feel pain; but actually you do not ‘feel’ pain) and conversations varied with silences, made it a relaxing and invigorating session.” Read more “After a hernia operation in 1997”
Theo ten Hagen, June 2008, The Netherlands