Wellness in Motion
At Fascial Connections, PT, owner and therapist Cindy Fischbach offers personalized care to help you recover from sports injuries, post-surgical challenges, and acute and chronic illness. Using a hands-on approach, Cindy targets the root causes of your pain, helping you restore mobility and return to the activities you love.
A personalized approach to your health.

About Fascial Counterstrain
Fascial Counterstrain (FCS) is a powerful therapy that can aid in recovery from surgery, athletic injuries, and acute and chronic illness by targeting the root causes of dysfunction in the body’s fascial system. This innovative approach releases tension in superficial and deep connective tissues, which can help improve mobility, reduce pain, and enhance the body’s natural healing abilities.
Post-Surgical Recovery
FCS is highly beneficial for post-surgical patients, as it gently addresses fascial restrictions caused by surgery. After an operation, scar tissue can form and restrict movement, causing pain and discomfort. FCS helps to relieve this tension by carefully repositioning the body to release the tissue in spasm, which can reduce inflammation, improve circulation, and speed up healing. This technique is especially valuable because it does not apply force, making it ideal for patients in the early stages of recovery when tissues are fragile.
Athletic Injury Recovery
For athletes, FCS aids in the recovery from acute and chronic sports injuries by relieving strain in muscles, ligaments, and tendons. Whether it’s a sprain, tear, or overuse injury, FCS works to relax the affected tissues and restore function. By addressing the fascial system, which supports and stabilizes muscles, athletes can experience reduced pain, increased flexibility, and faster recovery times. This approach is also effective in preventing further injury of tears and sprains by correcting imbalances in the body caused by previous trauma.
Chronic Illness Support
Chronic illnesses such as fibromyalgia, long covid, chronic fatigue syndrome, and autoimmune disorders often involve widespread pain and inflammation. FCS provides gentle, non-invasive relief by releasing the body’s reflexive contractions, which can lead to a reduction in chronic pain and improvement in overall function. This technique also helps drain lymphatic fluids, reducing swelling and supporting the immune system, which is critical for managing long-term conditions.
Wellness/Health Support
Fascial Counterstrain can be an excellent source for maintaining current level of function and for prevention of further injuries to include tears and strains of joints. Young athletes, weekend warriors, active individuals,, and retired individuals of all ages would Ben edit from this service to keep you active and life moving forward.
Fascial Counterstrain’s ability to treat a wide range of systems—musculoskeletal, nervous, visceral, adipose, and vascular—makes it a versatile and highly effective approach for patients dealing with pain and dysfunction from surgery, athletic injuries, and acute or chronic health issues.
Read more about this cutting edge technique at Counterstrain.com

Fascial Connections, Treatments:
Initial Evaluation & Treatment | 1 Hour (60 Minutes)
Follow Up Treatment | 1 Hour (60 Minutes)
Follow Up Treatment | 30 Minutes | Call for appointment
Follow-Up Package | (6) 1-hour treatments | paid in advance | 1 year to use | Call for appointment
**Call Fascial Connections PT for rates and billing options.

Conditions Treated
Specialized Care
Central Sensitization
Fibromyalgia
Chronic pain
Cognitive Impairment/Brain fog
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Adhesive Capsulitis (frozen shoulder)
Poor circulation/Edema
PTSD/anxiety disorders
Post Concussion Syndrome
CVA/stroke (subacute/chronic)
Allergies/Sinusitis
Asthma/Breathing Issues
Meralgia Paresthetica
Digestive Dysfunction (GERD, IBS, constipation, Colitis, Diverticulitis)
Tinnitus
Bell's Palsy
CRPS/RSD
Torticollis
Vasovagal Syncope, POTS
Long Covid
Common Conditions
Headaches/Migraines
TMJ dysfunction
Neck/Shoulder pain (Whiplash, Thoracic Outlet Syndrome)
Upper Extremity conditions ( Tennis Elbow, Carpal tunnel, tenosynovitis, etc.)
Mid/Low back pain
Sciatica
Hip pain/impingement
Knee ligament/patellofemoral conditions
Ankle/foot injuries
Post operative care-rotator cuff repair, joint replacements, ligament repairs)
Muscle Strains, Tendonitis
Osteoarthritis
Balance/Fall Prevention
Plantar Fasciitis
