⇒ In the womb and in early childhood, important components of the fascia are formed, some of which even have to serve as a supply for the rest of life.
⇒ As a baby, toddler or adolescent, the fascia tissue gathers all the experience it needs to be prepared for “survival” in adulthood. This information gives rise to movement competence, stability, body awareness, self-perception, reaction time and instinct, among other things.
⇒ Adults need access to a fully functional fascia in order to perform, maintain health and recover, especially since modern everyday life causes the versatile tasks of the fascia to atrophy. On a psychological level, the fascia also played an important role in positive thinking, feelings of happiness and serenity in everyday life and in spontaneous situations, as well as a courageous approach to challenges.
⇒ Seniors benefit from the preservation of their freedom of movement and remain independent for a long time. A youthful appearance is created through vitalized cells and a large energy reserve for joie de vivre.
⇒ Know what you’re doing, then you can do what you want.
⇒ value, respect and use diversity.
⇒ Be open-minded, develop and inform.
⇒ Passing on the FASZIO® concept in an understandable and implementable way.
⇒ inspire people for an interdisciplinary view of the fascia.