Paige welcomes clients in two serene locations—Edmond and El Reno, Oklahoma—offering the perfect balance of metropolitan convenience and small-town tranquility. Each space is designed for those seeking an immersive, sensory-rich experience that restores body and mind.
Edmond - Neighborly Wellness Clinic
** By Appointment Only **
Monday 9am-3pm
Tuesday 9am-3pm
El Reno - Asthetik Haus Med Spa
** By Appointment Only **
Wednesday 9am-3pm
Thursday 9am-3pm
To schedule sessions after 3pm, Friday, or Weekends - Contact Paige @ 405.538.9890
Now booking for private retreats, corporate wellness events, and immersive wellness gatherings.
Integrative Neuro-Sensory Services
EDMOND, OK - Neuro-Fascia Bodywork
A signature, science-driven experience designed to restore your body from the inside out. This advanced method targets the fascia—the connective tissue network that influences posture, mobility, and nervous system function—while guiding you into a deep parasympathetic state for true repair.
$200/HR.
El Reno, OK - Neuro-Fascia Bodywork
A signature, science-driven experience designed to restore your body from the inside out. This advanced method targets the fascia—the connective tissue network that influences posture, mobility, and nervous system function—while guiding you into a deep parasympathetic state for true repair.
$170/HR
Fascia: The Body’s Structural Web
Anatomical Network: Fascia is a continuous sheet of connective tissue made primarily of collagen. It surrounds and interpenetrates muscles, bones, nerves, blood vessels, and organs, creating a unified structural matrix.
Structural Integrity: Functions like the body’s tensile support system — distributing mechanical forces and maintaining postural alignment. Restrictions or adhesions in fascia can alter biomechanics and contribute to musculoskeletal pain syndromes.
Proprioception & Communication: Fascia is densely innervated with mechanoreceptors and nociceptors, making it a key player in proprioception (body awareness) and pain perception.
Fluid Dynamics: Healthy fascia is hydrated and pliable, allowing smooth glide between tissues. Dysfunctional fascia becomes dehydrated and stiff, creating friction and impaired circulation.
Trauma & Stress Storage: Fascia can adaptively “lock in” protective patterns after injury or trauma, but over time these restrictions can entrench maladaptive movement, chronic tension, and energy expenditure.
Nervous System Connection: Fascial release work influences the autonomic nervous system, particularly activating parasympathetic states, which promotes repair, downregulates stress, and reduces muscular guarding.
Clinical Benefits of Fascia Release
Restores joint mobility and muscle length-tension balance
Reduces compensatory strain patterns in the musculoskeletal system
Improves circulation, lymphatic flow, and tissue oxygenation
Enhances neuromuscular coordination and proprioception
Relieves chronic pain associated with myofascial restrictions
Fascia is the body’s biomechanical scaffolding and sensory network. When released and restored, it improves alignment, reduces pain, and optimizes communication between the brain and body.
