In nerve pathway massage, specific pathways in the body are treated — these do not always follow the actual routes of the nerves. In addition to nerves, the treatment pathways are located along acupuncture meridians, fascia, connective tissue and trigger point areas, as well as periosteum (the membrane covering the bones). The focus is especially on the so-called deep nerve pathways, from which the surface nerves branch out.

Nerve pathway massage is highly suitable for relieving chronic pain and ache conditions, such as sciatica, tennis elbow, and various shoulder pains.
The treatment is intensive and may sometimes be performed close to the pain threshold. It is an extremely effective complement or alternative to classical massage.
During the session, in addition to nerve pathway massage, I also use classical massage techniques, trigger point therapy, and, when needed, dry cupping with suction cups.