Structural Adjustments

Realigning your body’s structure

In addition to Shiatsu and Energy Healing , I also work directly with the physical structure of the body, including fascia, joints, the spine, and the pelvis. Many energetic blocks or emotional patterns manifest over time as physical misalignments, asymmetries, or chronic tension. By applying specific manual techniques, these patterns can be released, helping the body return to its natural structural harmony.

Techniques I work with:

  • Myofascial Release
    A powerful hands-on method that targets the fascia, the connective tissue enveloping muscles, organs, and joints. Through gentle and subtel manual communication with the fascia network I can initiate the proces of “fascia unwinding”, in which tensed fascia finds back into its flexible and original position.

  • Tairopractic (Bone Adjustment)
    I studied this effective method directly with Master Thanom Pongmia, a renowned Thai healer and Buddhist monk. Tairopractic is similar in impact and precision to chiropractic adjustments, but draws on an energetic and intuitive understanding of the spine. With clear manual impulses and sharp body awareness, blocked vertebrae are returned to alignment — often resulting in immediate relief and a profound sense of clarity in the body.

  • Fascial Spinal Realignment

    This method focuses on the connective tissue surrounding the spine and the rest of the body, allowing adjustments through fascial release rather than forceful manipulation. It is particularly effective in cases of chronic back tension, postural imbalances, or stress-related holding patterns. The result is a more upright posture, freer breath, and renewed physical balance.

  • Hip Misalignment Corrections
    I also offer targeted realignment of the pelvis and hip joints, especially helpful in cases of functional leg length differences, sacroiliac joint issues, or lower back pain. I use precise manual impulses combined with breath and grounding techniques to restore balance at the base of the spine.

    Spinal Adjustment

The Spine as a Central Communication Pathway

This illustration shows how each section of the spine is connected to different internal organs through the nervous system. The spinal column is not only the structural support for the body — it also houses and protects the spinal cord, the main communication highway between brain and body.

When the spine is misaligned, this communication can become disturbed or blocked, leading to muscular tension, pain, and even dysfunction in associated organs. By gently and precisely adjusting the spine, I help restore this essential flow of information through the nervous system, supporting not only musculoskeletal health but also the optimal function of inner organs.

Benefits of Spinal Adjustment

A properly aligned spine creates the foundation for better health and vitality. Clients often experience:

  • Pain relief in the back, neck, and joints, and reduction in tension headaches or migraines

  • Improved mobility and flexibility in everyday movement

  • Better posture, relieving chronic strain on muscles and joints

  • Enhanced nervous system function, supporting clearer communication between brain and body

  • Relief from stress and physical tension, promoting a sense of calm and well-being

  • Improved organ function, including breathing, digestion, and circulation

  • Reduced inflammation, often easing discomfort and improving recovery

  • Boosted athletic performance, including faster regeneration and greater body awareness

  • Improved sleep through reduced tension and more comfort

  • Stronger immune response, as a well-regulated nervous system supports immune regulation

In my practice, spinal alignment is always done in connection with the overall structural and postural assessment. It is integrated into a holistic process that addresses both muscular and fascial balance, ensuring the changes are sustainable and harmonize with the body’s natural function.

Pelvic Alignment

The Pelvis as the Foundation of the Spine

The pelvis plays a central role in the body’s structural integrity. As the foundation of the spine, it supports upright posture, weight distribution, and balanced movement. Even a subtle misalignment, where one side of the pelvis tilts or rotates, can lead to a cascade of imbalances throughout the body.

This illustration compares a well-aligned pelvis (left) with a misaligned pelvis (right). A tilted pelvis can result in functional leg length discrepancies, spinal curvature, and uneven muscle tension. Often, individuals are unaware that this imbalance is the root cause of pain or dysfunction.

Through specific manual techniques, I can correct the alignment of the pelvis and hips. This adjustment helps restore symmetry and allows the body to return to a more natural and pain-free posture.

Benefits of Hip and Pelvic Realignment

A balanced pelvis is often the key to resolving long-standing issues in the spine and lower limbs. Clients frequently report the following outcomes:

  • Equal leg length and better weight distribution when walking or standing

  • A straighter spine with reduced tension in the lower back and sacrum

  • Relief from back pain, sciatica, and hip joint discomfort

  • Improved knee, ankle, and foot alignment, reducing joint wear and strain

  • Better posture and core stability, making movement more efficient

  • Enhanced flexibility in the hips, hamstrings, and lower back

  • Improved athletic performance and faster recovery after physical exertion

  • Reduced compensatory muscle tension, especially in the shoulders and neck

  • A renewed sense of grounding, balance, and ease in the body

Hip adjustments are not isolated interventions. In my approach, they are always integrated with fascial release techniques and spinal alignment to ensure the entire body is supported in returning to structural integrity and harmony.

In my approach, each structural correction is afterwards integrated into the energetic layers of the person. This ensures that the information of the new alignment doesn’t remain superficial, it reaches into the more subtle dimensions of the body, where deeper patterns are held.