by Coby du Preez | Oct 14, 2026 | Blog
New research into oxytocin touch and the spinal cord A gentle massage can be a comforting experience. Understanding how that experience influences the nervous system is an important question for both researchers and the people who provide hands-on care. A 2026 study...
by Coby du Preez | Oct 14, 2026 | Blog
What a systematic review tells us about combining hands-on care with movement When back pain persists, movement can become uncomfortable and everyday tasks can feel harder. Myofascial release may have a useful role alongside exercise for some people, particularly when...
by Coby du Preez | Oct 14, 2026 | Blog
Understanding tissue glide sensation and myofascial care Low back pain can affect how comfortably we sit, walk, bend and work. When it is described as “nonspecific”, this means that a particular disease or structural cause has not been identified to explain it. The...
by Coby du Preez | Oct 14, 2026 | Blog
When we think about movement, we often picture muscles and joints. Fascia is another part of that picture: connective tissue that helps support the body, organise its structures and accommodate movement. Understanding fascia gives us a clearer view of how muscles and...
