“Where do I start?”
It’s the first thing people ask when they’re in pain, stuck in survival mode, or carrying years of suppressed emotion and trauma.
These 5 fascia releases (part of my own daily routine) help your body feel safe again, by opening the fascia, unlocking trauma and regulating your nervous system 👇
Totally Twisted
The cornerstone of my practice and the most powerful full-body fascia unwinding I’ve ever used.
It resets your entire system, physically, emotionally, energetically.
The chin holds more trauma than we realize.
I touched mine, gently rotated the skin and suddenly, everything I’d buried came to the surface:
Self-doubt. Insecurity. The pressure to perform.
The chin is more than bone and skin.
It’s where we hold the pressure to “keep it together.”
To appear confident.
To suppress the trembling underneath.
But the body never forgets
Here’s how I released it:
• I grabbed the fascia of my chin, rotated it gently to one side
• Pressed under my opposite eye with the other hand
• Closed my eyes
• Took 6 slow breaths:
Inhale through the nose: feel the tension
Exhale through the mouth: let it go
Guilt doesn’t live in your thoughts, it lives in your body.
In your jaw.
Your gut.
Your nervous system.
Most people are carrying decades of stored guilt and have no idea.
Here’s how to finally release it somatically
Most people are living with invisible guilt:
– Guilt for resting
– Guilt for taking up space
– Guilt for being different
– Guilt for not saving everyone
It becomes a tight face, a heavy chest, and a nervous system that never fully exhales.
Here’s what I learned:
Guilt is a looping signal in the nervous system.
It keeps playing until you finally feel it fully and let it move through your body.
You can’t “think” your way out of guilt.
But you can unwind it somatically.
I touched those two spot on my face and felt 10 years of resentment leave my body.
Two fingers. One breath. One moment.
Here’s the somatic key no one’s talking about
I wasn’t crying.
I wasn’t venting.
I wasn’t in therapy.
I just pressed the tip of my index finger next to my nostril and breathed slowly through my nose.
What happened next shocked me.
It felt like a knot of old emotion…
just unraveled.
No words. No effort.
Just breath and pressure.
And something inside me said:
“Finally. Thank you.”