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Radiance MFR Myofascial Therapist: Resolving pain & trauma with John F Barnes Myofascial Release. LMT

04/05/2026

Happy Easter!

Worth revisiting!
03/13/2026

Worth revisiting!

John has been asked to write an article about Myofascial Release and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/Fibromyalgia for the January issue of Massage Mag, a national publication with 200,000 subscribers, and is available to read now. This informative and comprehensive article is titled “MYOFASCIAL RELEASE FOR FIBROMYALGIA & CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME”.

This is an excellent article to show your patients/clients suffering from fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome.

Below are a few excerpts from this informative, important article written by John……

“Fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome symptoms are remarkably similar. A person presenting with either condition can have pain throughout their body, headaches, joint tightness, limited range of motion, elimination problems, menstrual pain, depression, anxiety, exhaustion, sleep problems, mental lethargy and what has been called fibro fog or brain fog.”

“Most people with these diagnoses are exhausted, depressed and anxious. They have difficulty going to sleep and getting rest because of fascial restrictions that have not been recognized or properly treated.”

“The fascial system is a glide system, so you are always checking for glide or lack of glide. Wherever the motion is blocked is where they have fascial restrictions. This gives the therapist uncanny accuracy as to where to treat a client, and changes to motion will morph constantly.

We have close to 8 billion people in the world today; therefore, we have close to 8 billion unique fascial train patterns. This is why the protocols we learned have nothing to do with the person lying on the table.”

“Inflammation is an important part of the healing process, but when it becomes thwarted, it shuts the inflammatory process down and the ground substance of fascia, which is meant to be fluid, becomes increasingly viscous. Over time, the ground substance turns into hardened tissue with a crushing pressure on pain-sensitive structures.

Fascial restrictions can generate up to approximately 2,000 pounds of pressure per square inch. This crushing pressure does not show up on standard testing like X-rays, myelograms, CAT scans or bloodwork. Myofascial release is important for clients’ recovery because its sustained pressure will release interleukin 8, which mediates the body’s inflammatory response.”

Please click the following link to read the full article. https://myofascialrelease.com/resources/fascial-voice.aspx

Thanks!
Jeannine Rhoads
Seminar Director

12/24/2025
It is with a heavy heart I share the passing of John F. Barnes on December 19th, 2025.The true father of Myofascial Rele...
12/20/2025

It is with a heavy heart I share the passing of John F. Barnes on December 19th, 2025.
The true father of Myofascial Release, a highly intuitive visionary, John not only transformed the lifes of countless people, he also trained an army … a tribe of practitioners to carry on this profound and truly life-changing work.
I am BLESSED to have had the privilege of sitting at the feet of this master to learn from the best, a GIFT.

Here is the song/artist John loved:


Traditional Christian hymn Amazing Grace being performed by a heavy metal singer.Song credits:All instruments and vocals arranged and recorded by Dan VascPro...

The Pelvis and sphenoid are intrinsically linked. In MFR we get both functioning optimally!
12/17/2025

The Pelvis and sphenoid are intrinsically linked. In MFR we get both functioning optimally!

The sphenoid and pelvis mirror each other more than most people realize.

Both have a central ‘body’ with wing-like expansions, both function as structural keystones, and both anchor major myofascial and ligamentous systems.

Because their shapes — and roles — parallel each other, rotation or tension in one region can echo through the dural, fascial, and CNS pathways to influence the other.

In PT, we don’t just treat what hurts. We treat the patterns — and these two structures often share the same story.

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