A process of normalizing soft tissue in a human subject by a therapist includes the steps of locating dysfunctional soft tissues in the body of the subject, lightly palpating the area in such a way as to detect restrictions in the skin, detecting rope-like barriers or patterns, sensing the potential movement of the patterns, allowing the presence of the therapist's fingers to stimulate movement of the patterns, following the movement with the fingers of the therapist without applying substantial force, so that the presence of the therapist's fingers against the patterns continues to stimulate movement without forcing the movement, until the dysfunctional soft tissues are normalized
This invention relates to a neuromuscular therapeutic method for the relief of pain associated with carpal tunnel syndrome in humans, comprising soft tissue manipulation, deep tissue manipulation and nerve entrapment manipulation, generally applied in forearm and hand massage and manipulation which is effective in reducing the pain known and associated with the medical term carpal tunnel syndrome.
