Trisoma^®

Ending the Cycle of Myofascial Pain^®

Celebrating 40 YEARS of bodywork experience! Trisoma is accepting new clients and readers can find referrals, videos, books and other materials at our Products Page.

Trisoma^® provides

...bodywork, rehabilitation and fitness training, instruction and student coaching. Past associations include Dallmeyer Physical Therapy, Laguna Physical Therapy, Cottage Hospital, Cottage Rehabilitation Hospital and Corporate Touch. Education was in US, Europe and China.

Specializing in modalities

...clinically shown to promote pain relief, wellness, healing and relaxation, Paul offers the best fit of techniques to the individual at his or her particular point in the somatic wellness journey, from 5 minute tune-ups (ideal for specific trigger points) to 1.5 hour sessions (indispensable for professional athletes and musicians). Paul is certified in several modalities available individually or in combination:

Myofascial Release

Trigger Point Therapy

Barefoot Deep Tissue

• Swedish Massage (using massage oil)

• Craniosacral Therapy

• Lymphatic Drainage

• Free Videos for more information.

• Other Modalities and Products.

Client Information

Please print and complete Client Intake Sheet and bring to save time during your appointment. It is best to discuss goals and modalities over phone before appointment. Your health practitioner's indication or contraindication for bodywork is always recommended, and sometimes required for certain health conditions (such as thrombosis) and during use of certain medications (such as blood thinners). Severe muscle spasms, and injuries such as tissue tears, are also included as contraindications for typical manipulative bodywork (i.e. massage not recommended.)
Rebound headaches and specific myofascial related pain may occur after Swedish or other massage therapy. During a Swedish or other massage, latent trigger points may be massaged just enough to trigger them, but not precisely enough to release them; or they may be overworked which can irritate them.
If therapeutic treatment such as Myofascial Release or Trigger Point Therapy does not produce significant results within 1 to 3 visits, then medical referral may be necessary.