Shoulder & Arm All the Way to the Hand
If your shoulders feel “stuck,” your chest feels like it “can’t fully breathe,”
or your arm feels “disconnected”— then this module is made for you.
Where do you feel the pain?
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Shoulder and arm discomfort (e.g. impingement, frozen shoulder)
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Autonomic imbalance (e.g. shortness of breath, rapid heartbeat, inner restlessness)
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Restricted movement in the chest and shoulder girdle
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Functional complaints without clear medical findings
Treatment Goals:
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Release of tension in the shoulder joints and chest wall
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Improvement of arm mobility and grip strength
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Regulation of autonomic tension states (e.g. heart rate, breathing)
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Harmonization of the fascial connection between arm and torso
Release of the Upper Thoracic Line – Activation of the Brachial Plexus
This module focuses on manual relief of the upper thoracic line and functional activation of the brachial plexus – the central nerve network for the shoulder, arm, and chest wall. It is part of our BFR method (Bionome Fascial Renewal) and integrates segmental neurology, fascial coordination, and autonomic regulation.
What is the brachial plexus?
The brachial plexus is a complex network of nerves that originates from the spinal segments C5 to T1. It provides both motor and sensory innervation to the entire upper limb—from the shoulder to the hand. At the same time, it influences the fascial pathways of the upper thoracic line and is closely connected to autonomic centers.
How We Work – Our Technique
Our treatment is carried out on the Swaywaver therapy table. It is based on the BFR method developed by URBAN & KREXA and includes:
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Fascial traction along the upper thoracic line (pectoralis, subclavius, serratus anterior)
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Mobilization of the shoulder joints and scapula
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Trigger point work on relevant muscle groups (e.g. deltoid, biceps brachii)
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Segmental stimulation of the brachial plexus via skin zones and breathing impulses
Functional Connections
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The upper thoracic line is connected not only mechanically but also neurovegetatively to the heart space and breathing. Through fascial integration, an effect arises that is both physically and emotionally perceptible – especially in cases of stress, inner tightness, or “heart load.”
Book your appointment now
and give your body the freedom it truly deserves.