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DermoNeuroModulating

    Dermoneuromodulating, DNM

     1 hour, 75 minutes, 1.5 hours, 2 hours

    $130,  $165,  $195,  $250

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    It is prudent to remember that manual handling of a patient’s physicality is only a small part of developing a complete therapeutic context for change – while optional, it can also be optimal.
    ~Barrett Dorko PT”
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    DermoNeuroModulating:

    Dermoneuromodulation (DNM) is a therapeutic approach primarily used by manual therapists, such as massage therapists and physical therapists, to address pain and musculoskeletal issues. DNM focuses on the interaction between the skin, nervous system, and fascia (connective tissue) to modulate pain perception and promote healing. I took the class in the summer of 2015 and was blown away by the effectiveness of this technique.  It can help in cases such as fibromyalgia and nervous persons allowing the body to relax, which allows for improvement. However, I am still learning a lot about this technique and am getting great results.

    A woman is facing the camera looking up while writing on an open notebook. Dermoneuromodulating and dnm are barely legible on the notebook.

    “For the past couple of months, Ashley has helped me manage my back, shoulder and neck pain using a new technique called Dermoneuromodulating (DNM). She recommended it as my muscles and nerves were pretty tense, and hard to work with using other massage techniques. It has worked great, I feel like my muscles are being re-trained and my back, shoulders and neck have felt much better. Ashley is great- quick to identify the problem(s), very attentive, professional and helpful!

    -Rene”

    How DNM can help with pain management:

    • Pain Perception Modification: DNM techniques aim to modulate the way the nervous system perceives and processes pain signals. By stimulating specific receptors in the skin and fascia, DNM can help “reset” or normalize the pain response, leading to a reduction in pain perception.
    • Improving Tissue Mobility: DNM involves gentle, precise movements and touch on the skin and underlying fascia. This can help improve the mobility of the skin and fascia, reducing adhesions and restrictions that may contribute to pain and limited range of motion.
    • Neurological Reset: DNM works on the principle of “neurological resets.” By engaging specific receptors in the skin and fascia, it can influence the nervous system’s response to pain and tension, encouraging a more relaxed and balanced state.
    • Complementary Approach: DNM is often used in conjunction with other manual therapies, such as myofascial release and massage. This combination can provide a comprehensive approach to pain management, addressing both soft tissue and nervous system components.
    • Stress Reduction: DNM techniques are typically gentle and relaxing, which can help reduce stress and tension. Lowering stress levels can have a positive impact on pain management, as stress can exacerbate pain. I use this technique often when I have clients with anxiety.
    • Enhancing Body Awareness: DNM may increase an individual’s awareness of their body and how it responds to touch and movement. This heightened awareness can help individuals better understand their pain triggers and develop self-care strategies.
    • Pain Conditions: DNM can be applied to various pain conditions, including musculoskeletal pain, neuropathic pain, and chronic pain syndromes. It is particularly useful for individuals with sensitized nervous systems.

    What should I know about scheduling a DNM session?

    First it’s important to note that DNM is a specialized technique and should be performed by trained and certified practitioners. A qualified DNM therapist will assess your condition and tailor the treatment to your specific needs. DNM can be a valuable component of a comprehensive pain management plan, especially for those seeking non-pharmacological approaches to pain relief and improved physical function. If you are in the Lancaster PA area you can schedule with Ashley. Check out a video about DNM below.

    "DermoNeuroModulating, or -tion, is a structured, interactive approach to manual therapy that considers the nervous system of the patient from skin cell to sense of self. Techniques are slow, light, kind, intelligent, responsive and effective. Positioning of limbs and trunk affects deeper nerve trunks (by shortening and widening their container), and is combined with skin stretch directed toward cutaneous fields of nerves that branch outward into skin (which may draw neural structure further through its container). "

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