Fascial Manipulation

Fascial Manipulation Therapy in Montvale, NJ

Restore Mobility, Relieve Pain & Improve Muscle Function
Experience expert Fascial Manipulation Therapy in Montvale, NJ with Dr. Kelly Blundy at The Spine & Health Center of New Jersey. Relieve pain, improve flexibility, and restore balance through advanced hands-on fascia treatment.

What Is Fascial Manipulation?

Fascial Manipulation is a specialized manual therapy that targets the body’s fascia—a network of connective tissue that surrounds and supports muscles, joints, and organs. When fascia becomes tight, stiff, or restricted due to injury, overuse, or poor posture, it can cause pain, inflammation, and movement dysfunction.

At The Spine & Health Center of New Jersey, Dr. Kelly Blundy, IFMCP, DC, BCIM, ART, offers Fascial Manipulation Therapy to restore tissue mobility, relieve musculoskeletal discomfort, and improve overall functional movement. This scientifically backed approach helps reduce pain, enhance coordination, and restore optimal muscle performance—naturally and effectively.

We proudly offer this treatment at our Montvale, NJ location, serving patients across Bergen County.

How Does Fascial Manipulation Work?

Fascial Manipulation, based on the Stecco Method, focuses on identifying specific points along the fascia known as Centers of Coordination (CCs) and Centers of Fusion (CFs). These points are key areas where muscle fibers, fascia, and movement patterns converge.

When these points become restricted or inflamed, they can disrupt normal movement and cause pain—sometimes even in distant areas of the body.

During treatment:
  • Dr. Blundy Applies Deep, Targeted Manual Pressure To release tension in key fascial points.
  • Normal Sliding and Gliding Between Tissues is Restored To reduce restriction and discomfort.
  • Fascia Mobility Improves Helps muscles and joints move more freely and efficiently.

The result? Reduced pain, improved posture, and smoother, more coordinated movement.

What Conditions Can Fascial Manipulation Help Treat?

Fascial Manipulation is used to treat a wide range of musculoskeletal and movement-related disorders, including:

  • Chronic neck and back pain
  • Shoulder, hip, or knee stiffness
  • Postural imbalance and restricted mobility
  • Overuse injuries and repetitive strain
  • Tendinopathies and myofascial pain syndromes
  • Sports injuries and performance limitations
  • Nerve entrapments related to fascial restriction
  • Post-surgical or scar-related tightness

Because fascia is interconnected throughout the body, treatment often produces whole-body benefits, improving coordination, balance, and energy efficiency.

Benefits of Fascial Manipulation

Reduces Pain and Inflammation

Targets the root cause of discomfort by restoring natural tissue mobility and reducing tension.

Improves Flexibility and Range of Motion

Relieves restrictions that limit movement, allowing for smoother, more efficient motion.

Enhances Muscle Coordination

Improves neuromuscular communication for better balance, posture, and athletic performance.

Complements Other Therapies

Works synergistically with Active Release Technique (ART), Graston Technique, and chiropractic care.

Promotes Long-Term Healing

Encourages natural repair and reorganization of connective tissue.

Safe, Non-Invasive, and Drug-Free

A natural treatment option for chronic pain and stiffness without medication or surgery.

What to Expect During a Fascial Manipulation Session

Your session begins with a detailed movement assessment and medical history review to identify areas of fascial dysfunction.

During treatment, Dr. Blundy will:
  • Apply deep manual pressure to targeted fascial points (CCs and CFs).
  • Use movement testing to assess how the fascia responds.
  • Educate you on posture and movement strategies to maintain results.

You may experience mild soreness following treatment—similar to post-exercise muscle fatigue—as the tissues adapt to improved mobility. Most patients report noticeable improvements after just a few sessions.

Is Fascial Manipulation Safe?

Yes—Fascial Manipulation is a safe and effective manual therapy when performed by a trained professional. Dr. Blundy is certified in multiple advanced soft-tissue techniques and tailors each treatment to your comfort and condition.

Because it targets the deeper layers of fascia, this therapy provides long-term results and complements rehabilitation, sports recovery, and holistic wellness programs.

Why Choose The Spine & Health Center of New Jersey?

At The Spine & Health Center of NJ – Montvale, Dr. Kelly Blundy combines years of clinical experience with advanced manual therapy certifications to deliver comprehensive, individualized care.

What Sets Us Apart:
  • Certified practitioner in Fascial Manipulation, ART, and Functional Medicine
  • Expertise in treating complex soft tissue and movement dysfunctions
  • Integrative care with chiropractic, physical therapy, and rehabilitation services
  • Personalized, one-on-one treatment approach
  • Convenient Montvale, NJ location serving all of Bergen County

Our goal is to help you move freely, recover fully, and maintain lasting wellness through expert, evidence-based care.

Schedule An Appointment!

If you’re experiencing chronic pain, stiffness, or movement limitations, Fascial Manipulation Therapy may be right for you.

📍 Visit us at our Montvale office:

  • Montvale: 32 Philips Pkwy, Montvale, NJ 07645
Schedule your appointment online or call today to learn how Dr. Blundy can help restore your movement and relieve pain naturally.

FAQs About Fascial Manipulation

Fascia is a web-like connective tissue that surrounds muscles, nerves, and organs. When it becomes tight or restricted, it can cause pain or limited movement.
Some discomfort is normal during treatment, especially when targeting restricted tissue, but it is always within a safe and tolerable range.

Most patients experience significant improvement after 3–6 sessions, depending on the condition’s severity.

Unlike massage, Fascial Manipulation targets deeper layers of connective tissue and focuses on functional movement restoration.
Yes. Releasing fascial adhesions can restore mobility and reduce chronic discomfort from past injuries.
It’s often included under chiropractic or physical therapy benefits. Our team can verify your coverage prior to treatment.

External Resource

Learn more about the Stecco Method and Fascial Manipulation research from the Fascial Manipulation Association.

Service Areas

Our Montvale office proudly serves patients throughout Bergen County, NJ, including Park Ridge, Closter, Hillsdale, Westwood, Woodcliff Lake, and Englewood.

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