An Effective Therapy


STMs are used to increase the range of motion, decrease perceived stiffness, and reduce trigger points and myofascial pain. These techniques can be used before certain rehabilitation and physical therapy exercises to promote optimal movement and motor output.

Reviews from Students


"I graduated from college of Remedial Massage in Australia last year and this course was very helpful in reviewing my knowledge and learning new techniques. I have learned the Pin and Stretch and Myofascial Release however I haven’t done STMs at school. While taking this course, I tried each technique on my partner and received detailed feedback, and I was surprised to find that every technique had an effect."

-Yuki S.

"I love that you constantly use the correct verbiage of the muscles, movements and techniques. It keeps me up to date with my own knowledge. As you know if you don't use it you lose it. Thank you!"

-Sheree L.

"The course was very usefull for me as an sportmassage therapist. A lot of the the stuff was new to me, so very interesting."

-Tibo D.


What are Soft Tissue Mobilizations?

Soft Tissue Mobilization (STM) is an umbrella term used to describe manual, hands on techniques that manipulate and promote the movement of the soft tissues such as fascia, muscles, tendons, etc.

You will see the term applied to many different forms of manual therapy, however, we focus on the utilization of movement, both active and passive, during the manual manipulation of tissue.



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About Your Instructor


My name is Kasie Tedrick, I'm a Licensed Manual and Massage Therapy Instructor and a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist.

I received my undergraduate degree in Kinesiology from Texas A&M University and am currently working towards a Master's in Integrative Health.

I teach various live courses in Houston, Tx, including Sports Massage, Deep Tissue, Trigger Point Therapy, Advance Techniques and Topical Cannibinoids.