Raynor Massage for Scoliosis. Brandon Raynor teaching in Vermont on Faina. Part1

I taught a course a couple of weeks ago in Jericho, Vermont and one of my students, Faina, had a fairly bad cases of scoliosis. I did about two hours work on her and helped her a lot. This is part 1.
Raynor massage is a holistic therapy that integrates various techniques from different massage traditions, aiming to release tension and promote overall well-being. For individuals with scoliosis, Raynor massage can offer several potential benefits:
1. **Muscle Relaxation**: Scoliosis often causes muscle imbalances and tension. Raynor massage helps relax tight muscles and alleviate pain associated with these imbalances.
2. **Improved Posture**: By releasing tension and improving muscle flexibility, Raynor massage can contribute to better posture, which is crucial for individuals with scoliosis.
3. **Pain Relief**: Regular Raynor massage sessions can help reduce chronic pain and discomfort associated with scoliosis by targeting areas of tension and inflammation.
4. **Enhanced Mobility**: The massage techniques used in Raynor massage can improve joint mobility and range of motion, helping individuals with scoliosis maintain better functional movement.
5. **Stress Reduction**: Chronic pain and postural issues can lead to increased stress and anxiety. Raynor massage promotes relaxation and reduces stress, which can have a positive impact on overall health and well-being.
6. **Circulation Improvement**: By stimulating blood flow and enhancing circulation, Raynor massage can help deliver more oxygen and nutrients to affected areas, promoting healing and reducing muscle stiffness.
7. **Holistic Approach**: Raynor massage considers the body as a whole, addressing not just the physical symptoms of scoliosis but also the emotional and energetic aspects, which can contribute to a more comprehensive healing process.
It's important to note that while Raynor massage can provide relief and support for individuals with scoliosis, it should be used as a complementary therapy alongside other treatments recommended by healthcare professionals. Always consult with a medical professional before starting any new treatment for scoliosis.