Melanie Faulkner
- RAPID NeuroFascial Reset for pain and movement restoration.
- Clothed, no-oil treatment using precise pressure techniques.
- Guided patient-directed movements to retrain nervous system.
- Treatment for acute, chronic, and complex musculoskeletal injuries.
- Therapy for pelvic health, post-concussion, and migraines.
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The Dartmouth Wellness Collective
35 Baker Drive, Suite 105, Dartmouth, NS, B2W 0H3
Melanie is a Registered Massage Therapist (2018), and RAPID NeuroFascial Reset Specialist (2023), who also holds a BSc in Biology (2013). Melanie’s practice is focused on the treatment of pain and dysfunction. She primarily uses a technique called RAPID NeuroFascial Reset. This treatment differs from traditional massage therapy. Melanie does not use oil or lotion, and the patient will remain clothed. Precise pressure from the therapist and directed movements performed by the patient aim to communicate with the central nervous system to restore function and eliminate pain. Melanie can help with acute, chronic, and complex injuries, musculoskeletal dysfunctions, core dysfunctions, head trauma, migraines, scar adhesion, and much more.
RAPID NFR is technique used to target pain and dysfunction. You and the therapist will dive deep into your health history and assess your functional movements to determine your outcome goals, and develop a treatment plan. The patient remains clothed for treatment and actively participate in their healing. Precise pressure from the therapist and directed movements preformed by the patient aim to communicate with the central nervous system to restore function and eliminate pain. It is recommended that you book at least 2 follow up appointments. Weekly is best. For serious cases of pain & long term issues, book 5 weekly sessions for greatest chance of lasting results. Subject to change at therapists discretion. 60 minute appointments are for Initial Assessments only. Initial Assessments will include hands on treatment. Treatment is billed as Massage Therapy to your insurance provider.