Fasciae are perhaps the most underestimated component of the body. It has only been in the last ten years that we have realized that these white fibers, which lay in broad bands over the muscles and envelop internal organs, are much more than just filler material. The body is permeated by fasciae. They can contract similarly to muscles. Since fasciae contain many highly sensitive nerve endings, the fibers of this collagen connective tissue can twist or stick together due to injuries or lack of movement. Pain or sensitivity disorders are the result. While just a few years ago fasciae were considered completely useless, we now know that healing would not be possible without an intact fascial network. A special therapy is intended to help with this. This book provides a detailed explanation of fascial treatment from a therapeutic perspective, complemented by images.