Selfcare Skills

Improve performance by supporting rest

"I had two sessions with Camelia melting and the experience had a very immediate effect on my body. It offered the possibility to broaden the mental and sensorial picture I have of myself, my perception felt fine- tuned, detailed and awake. I had the impression that it is not just a method to deal with pain issues and to increase general physical well-being but also something, that has a creative impact on my moving and improvising as a dancer."

Anne-Lene Nöldner, dancer 



As an athlete do you know how to use the roller and therapy balls to your advantage? Do you know how to:


About the Melt Method 


Clinically proven to reduce chronic pain while restoring overall wellbeing, the Melt Method was designed by New York Times best selling author Sue Hitzmann. 







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How many dancers know how to use a roller and therapy balls to stimulate collagen production in the body, prevent injuries and recover from compensations?


      

 Selfcare Skills  

 before and after      


Many dancers and other athletes turn to rollers to iron out fatigued muscles, doing little to invite hydration in the neuro fascial layer or activate stability and mobility in the joints through neuro stimulation. 

Learn the Melt Method to effectively support  perfromance and aging process. 




session 1 / 1.5 h

Intro to Neuro Fascial Technique 


session 2 / 1.5 h 

Connecting to the Neurocore 


session 3 / 1.5 h 

Lower body Lengthening


session 4 / 1.5 h

Restore Upper Body with Support


session5 / 1 h

Whole body map 


Fascia Hydration Skills 


Progressive learning helps us develop awareness skills to understand the language of sensations as the body opens up to stimulate  hydration through the fascial matrix. 










For better recovery and performance, for more energy during the day and restorative sleep. 

Continuous stress in the body and mind leads to dehydration of tissues and affects sensory motor control. The brain reads dehydration as a threat to the balance of the living body and starts dumping attention seeking hormones that interfere with your sleep, digestion, joint stability and cognition.  


































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