Massage therapist in Curitiba — a technique for chronic pain, mobility, and tension regular massage can't reach
Myofascial release is a specific technique focused on the fascia — the connective tissue that surrounds and links muscles, organs, and structures throughout the whole body. When the fascia becomes restricted by tension, posture, or injury, it produces pain that can feel like it has no clear source. Myofascial release works directly on those points.
04It's recommended for chronic back, neck, or shoulder pain, limited range of motion, pain that keeps coming back even after other approaches, or tension that 'won't let go' with a conventional massage. The technique uses sustained, precise pressure — less rhythm, more depth.
It's especially recommended if you spend long hours sitting, deal with poor home-office posture, do intense physical activity, or carry emotional tension in the body — situations that leave the fascia stiff and produce pain that keeps coming back even after a regular massage. I work point by point, always explaining what I feel under my hands and what makes sense for your case.
I offer myofascial release in Campo Comprido and see clients from other parts of Curitiba — Água Verde, Mossunguê, Santa Felicidade and Cidade Industrial — looking for this specific technique for pain that didn't resolve with other approaches. The practice is at Rua Professor João Falarz, 719, by appointment.
Ask about availability on WhatsApp (+55 41 98761-3907) — at your first session, I assess your posture and tension points before we start, so we can work safely and at your pace.
Works on deep fascial tension
Improves mobility and range of motion
Relieves persistent chronic pain
Releases restrictions that keep returning
By appointment · Campo Comprido, Curitiba
Book via WhatsAppThe office is on Rua Professor João Falarz, in Campo Comprido.
I'm also always happy to see clients from Água Verde, Mossunguê, Santa Felicidade, Cidade Industrial and other parts of Curitiba.
View on mapIt can help a great deal, especially when the pain stems from fascial restrictions. It's not a promise of a cure, but many people report significant relief after their sessions. A prior assessment is important to figure out whether this is the right technique for your case.
A relaxing massage works mostly on the muscles with rhythmic movements. Myofascial release uses sustained, targeted pressure on the fascial tissue — it's more technical, less 'gliding.' The goal is to release structural restrictions, not just relax you.
You may feel some discomfort at points of higher tension — but it shouldn't be sharp pain. It usually feels like pressure followed by gradual release. I always work within what's comfortable for each person.
Ketlin Arandt offers myofascial release at the practice in Campo Comprido, Curitiba — Rua Professor João Falarz, 719. Book via WhatsApp (+55 41 98761-3907) or see the location on Google Maps.
It depends on the intensity and how long the pain or restriction has been there. For occasional tension, many people feel a difference after the first session; for chronic or long-standing pain, I usually recommend a short series of spaced-out sessions. We talk about this at the initial assessment and adjust based on how you respond.
Myofascial release is a massage therapy technique focused on fascial tissue — hands-on work, without joint manipulation or clinical equipment. Physical therapy is a healthcare field that diagnoses and treats injuries, often with a medical referral. Chiropractic care focuses on spinal and joint adjustments. I don't replace either one when there's a clinical indication, but I complement ongoing care well. If you're after general relaxation, check out relaxing massage too; for swelling and fluid retention, lymphatic drainage.
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