Global Launch of Swedish Fascia Vibes in Helsinki
On May 25th, 2018, Helsinki was the center of the world in terms of manual therapy. As open-minded and innovative wellness providers from all over the world gather at the Embassy of Sweden.
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UK Launch of Swedish Fascia Vibes by Atlasbalans
The UK Launch of Swedish Fascia Vibes by Atlasbalans was held in London on May 10-11th. “Very professional” states Linda Underwood who after the event decided to become one of the first British therapists working with this new Fascia Treatment.
Inflammation in Fascia causes low back pain
Seminarium om ryggvärk, ny forskning, bindväv och inflammation med Dr. Heike Jäger från Fascia Research Center i Ulm, Tyskland, Professor Karl E Arfors, hedersdoktor vid Uppsala Universitet och Hans Bohlin, innovatör och fascia-expert
New innovative treatment of low back pain & frozen shoulder
With a new innovative way to look at the body, based on the latest research, the Swedish Med-Tech company Atlasbalans are getting attention in Helsinki, Berlin, London & Frankfurt.
Research: New treatment for Frozen Shoulder
A research study published in 2019 shows that this type of treatment could be a good solution for patients suffering from Frozen Shoulder.
New Swedish Innovation Reduces Pain During Childbirth
Swedish Fascia treatment devices are now used as pain relief during childbirth by midwife Cayenne Ekjordh. “One mother went from panic to falling asleep in 10 minutes.”
Lena Bohlin successfully reduced sick leave rates from 10% to 4%
Lena Bohlin managed to reduce sick leave rates from 10% to 4% when she was the unit manager for 300 employees at Umeå University.
New research on Fascia changes the way we look at pain
There is an ongoing global revolution within the anatomical research field, turning the way we view our bodies upside down and setting a new standard for how we conduct research.