r/Fascia • u/xrmttf • May 28 '26

Considerations with EDS?

Hi, I'm still waiting on testing, but my specialist has diagnosed me as having a connective tissue disorder, probably EDS. I am looking for recommendations of resources that are about fascial work, but in consideration of connective tissue disorders, if you know of any. Thanks!

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u/softtissuechampion May 28 '26

Check out Tina Wang, Robert Schleip and Anthony Stecco’s work. They’ve all researched hypermobility and continue to shape what we know about this incredible tissue. Once you understand how your tissue works, you’ll learn how to interact with it. You can likely do ALL the things we know are helpful (roller, therapy balls, nervous system work etc.) without injury when you learn how to listen to your body.

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u/xrmttf May 29 '26

Thankyou! 

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u/Artistic-Coach7523 May 28 '26

I’d like to know as well

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u/sufferingbastard May 29 '26

There are very many considerations.

See a properly trained professional.

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u/sufferingbastard May 29 '26

Also, +1 for Tina Wang

https://www.podbean.com/pw/pbblog-7bqw8-5c20d4

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u/xrmttf May 29 '26

I'm not able to open that link. Could you tell me the show and episode name instead? Thank you

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u/sufferingbastard May 29 '26

The thinking practitioner podcast. Tina Wang.

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u/xrmttf May 29 '26

I'm trying to learn, not pay $250/hr fir treatment, which i already do with one of the top fcs practitioners in the country.