Dallas Wright
Fox Chapel, Lawrenceville · 3 yrs
Hello, My name is Dallas Wright and my massage therapy practice is called Body Alignment Maintenance …
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Myofascial release in Pittsburgh
- Therapists
- 18
- 60 minutes
- $85-$120
- Book online
- 16 of 18
18 verified therapists offering myofascial release, in Bellevue, East Allegheny, East End, East Liberty, Fox Chapel, Greater Pittsburgh Region, Lawerenceville, Lawrenceville and 6 more
Lavender Sedlock
They/them
Lawrenceville · 9 yrs
Somatic healing, divination, sacred bodywork, and energy work for women and those who resonate with women-centered …
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Patríck Horgan
(pronounced puh-TREEK)
Regent Square · 2 yrs
Hi there. I've been a licensed massage therapist practicing full-time since 2024. After completing my rigorous …
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Sophia Thorsen
She /Her
East Allegheny · 7 yrs
For over 20 years, my goal as a Pilates teacher has been to give each person …
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Iva Provias Lesh
She/her
Millvale · 11 yrs
I'm a barefoot massage therapist. Whether you’re an athlete, a larger-bodied client, or someone seeking deeper …
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Timothy Kocher-Hillmer
Lawrenceville · 15 yrs
Come home to yourself. For over 25 years I’ve been honored to journey with people seeking …
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Vanessa Gangewere
She/They
Wexford · 2 yrs
Hi! I specialize in helping people to relieve chronic pain. Whether that's been a life long …
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Raphael Dymek
Lawerenceville · 1 yr
Hey there, my name is Raphael but most people call me "Raffi". I am a licensed …
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Helena Scharf
she/her
Fox Chapel · 7 yrs
Helena graduated from the Healing Arts Institute in Fort Collins, CO in 2019, and has spent …
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Karen Henery
she/her
Greater Pittsburgh Region · 10 yrs
On-site chair massage for your event. I am a Licensed Massage Therapist, Certified Medical QiGong Therapist, …
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Frankie Rain
they/them
Squirrel Hill · 8 yrs
Integrative, trauma Informed, LGBTQIA+ affirming and inclusive _____________ Hi, I’m Frankie! I am a queer, non-binary, …
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Charlotte Knowlton
they/she
East Liberty · 4 yrs
As a massage therapist, I strive to provide a safe and nonjudgemental space for people at …
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Anthony Garuccio
he/him
East Liberty · 2 yrs
I help individuals reconnect with their bodies and calm their nervous systems through the power of …
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Kalene Strange
She/Her
Bellevue · 8 yrs
Kalene takes an integrative approach to bodywork, blending multiple modalities to create personalized treatment plans that …
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Kyle Peffer
He/him
North Hills · 9 yrs
I'm a massage therapist with a focus in the more medical modalites consisting of: Neural Reset …
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Cara Stewart
they/them, she/her
Regent Square, Sewickley · 4 yrs
I'm a licensed massage therapist & yoga teacher with trainings in traditional therapeutic massage (Swedish, neuromuscular, …
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Nico Sirio
East End · 1 yr
I was first introduced to Thai massage back in 2015, thanks to a yoga teacher who …
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Eryk Ve
he/they
Regent Square · 8 yrs
Eryk's massage style has been described as intuitive, with moderate to deep pressure. They weave modalities …
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About myofascial release
Myofascial release (MFR) is a manual therapy approach that addresses restrictions within the fascia—the continuous web of connective tissue that surrounds and interpenetrates every muscle, bone, nerve, and organ in the body. Fascial restrictions can develop as a result of trauma, inflammation, poor posture, or repetitive stress, and may contribute to pain, limited mobility, and dysfunction that is not always detectable by standard medical imaging. MFR techniques involve slow, sustained pressure applied to areas of restriction, allowing the tissue to soften and release over time rather than through forced manipulation. Sessions may feel subtle in the moment but often produce significant shifts in how the body feels and moves following treatment. Multiple schools of myofascial release exist, with some of the most widely known approaches developed by John F. Barnes; therapists' techniques and theoretical frameworks may vary based on their training lineage.
What it costs in Pittsburgh
11 of the listed therapists publish a 60-minute price. An hour runs $85 to $120, and the typical price is $110.
Taken from each therapist's own published menu, using their lowest standard hour. Prices are for the practice, not only for myofascial release, so check the listing before you book.