Treatments
A brief outline of the techniques offered by Studio Vis
Massage Therapy
is a therapeutic technique which works on the body’s muscles and tissues, mainly to prevent illnesses of the skeletal muscle or to rehabilitate those who have been affected.
Craniosacral therapy
is an effective solution to curing back problems, sciatica, postpartum trauma, whiplash, migraines, scoliosis, vertigo and problems with mandibular joints.
Bemer — Physical Vascular Therapy
Improves cell efficiency, diminishing pain while helping the body’s natural capability to heal itself.
Kinesiology Tape
This strip of tape mechanically stimulates the metabolism of the body’s cells, activating the body’s natural capacity to heal itself and normalizing neuromuscular proprioception.
Sports Massage
This particular massage is performed on specific areas of the body, during and after physical activities to improve one’s athletic performance abilities.
Fascial Visceral Mobilization
Visceral manipulation can locate visceral tension to help the mobilization and function of the organs.
THERAPISTS
Dr Claudio Mio
Dr. Mio is a MCB Massage Therapist, specialized in Craniosacral Therapy (Upledger Method) and Somatosensory and Emotional Release at The Upledger Institute in Trieste where he works as a teacher and assistant. He has a diploma specializing in Prevention and Rehabilitation from the Telematic University of San Raffaele in Rome. He is specialized in Facial and Visceral Mobilization and some techniques of Kinesiology, especially Neuro Training of which he is an instructor of Innate Systems and Specific Skills. With a degree in International Political Science from the University of Trieste, he presented and later published his thesis “Pietro Ellero and the death penalty”.
He also attained a Masters in International Diplomacy at the University of Padova (Department of International Studies). He serves also in the Italian Army as a Reserve Commissioned Officer.
Dr Enzo Tomeo
Dr. Tomeo is a MCB Massage Therapist, who graduated from the faculty of Medicine with an undergrad degree and then a Master’s in Sports Science. He specialized in the Upledger Method of Craniosacral Therapy and in Somatosensory and Emotional Release at the Upledger Institute in Trieste. During his studies he was an assistant researcher in the Laboratory of Neuroscience of IRCS E. Medea, University of Udine. With a scholarship granted by the Neuroscience Laboratory of Psychology of University of Reading (UK), he published a scientific article on “Mirror Neurons” in the international magazine Cerebral Cortex.
