Spinal Flow Technique

SPINAL FLOW THERAPY: THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO RESTORING BALANCE AND ENHANCING WELLNESS

A potent, non-invasive technique for enhancing general health and wellbeing has emerged: spinal flow therapy. 

WHAT IS SPINAL FLOW THERAPY?

A holistic healing technique called spinal flow therapy concentrates on the nervous system’s relationship to the spine. Developed by Dr. Carli Axford, this innovative approach aims to identify and release blockages in the nervous system, allowing the body to heal and function optimally.

The foundation of Spinal Flow Therapy is the knowledge that the health and well being of our spine and nervous system are intertwined. By locating and addressing areas of tension, stress, and blocked energy along the spine, Spinal Flow Therapy helps to:

• Restore the body’s natural balance

• Enhance communication between the brain and body

• Boost the immune system

• Promote relaxation and stress relief

WHY SPINAL FLOW THERAPY?

There are several reasons why people are turning to Spinal Flow Therapy:

• Non-invasive and gentle: Spinal Flow Therapy uses light touch and gentle techniques, making it a suitable option for people of all ages including Babies and health conditions.

• Holistic approach: This therapy addresses the whole body, recognizing that physical, mental, and emotional well-being are interconnected.

• Targets the root cause: Spinal Flow Therapy seeks to identify and address the root cause of dysfunction, rather than merely treating symptoms.

• Promotes self-healing: By working with the body’s innate healing abilities, Spinal Flow Therapy empowers the body to heal itself without invasive treatments or medications.

WHAT SPINAL FLOW THERAPY HELPS

Spinal Flow Therapy has been used to help a wide range of conditions and issues, including:

• Chronic pain, including back pain, neck pain, and headaches

• Stress and anxiety

• Digestive issues, such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)

• Immune system disorders

• Sleep disturbances and insomnia

• Emotional imbalances and trauma

It is important to understand that while Spinal Flow Therapy can help with these conditions, it does not take the place of conventional medical treatment.