Raoul began studying a combination of systemic fascial release and craniosacral therapy for his own children when they were babies and toddlers, a decade ago in 2015.

Already holding a Master’s in education, he chose to become licensed in massage therapy in order to serve the public with the practice we now call fascialCARE.

Raoul strongly believes his ultimate calling is to be a surrendered conduit of Jesus’ redeeming power, that the One who made the body heals the body and that God designed the human body to innately seek homeostasis at all times.

A merging of systemic fascial release and craniosacral therapy is the foundation of his type of care. Raoul is a life-long learner in this field. Almost a decade of recognizing, regarding and releasing fascial tension gives him a unique perspective.

Raoul has adapted his techniques from courses taken and is constantly integrating new information to provide optimal functional care for the cranialsacral and fascial systems.

In short, yes. We find chiropractic & Raoul’s flavor of fascial release extremely complementary. For example, if someone has a chronic spinal misalignment that needs repetitive chiropractic adjustments, there might be fascial strain at play causing chiropractic adjustments to not hold. This demonstrates the symbiotic relationship chiropractic has with various types of fascial therapies.

1. WHOLE FAMILY CARE

fascialCARE highly values whole family care & advocates for it whenever possible. Fascia is ideally cared for systemically, it’s a system. Families are a system as well, Raoul loves to serve the entire family unit as fascial strain may be handed down from one generation to the next.

2. INSTINCTS

Raoul leans hard into your (& parents’) God-given instincts, instead of fostering disbelief. It’s our team’s worldview that you know yourself (loving parents know their children) better than professionals and we champion this knowing. When providing fascialCARE, Raoul is a listener & serve listening to what individuals/families need. Honoring the dyad, family rhythms, etc. Serving sometimes while breastfeeding or sleeping as it comes. You are in the driver’s seat during fascialCARE, your yes and your no is honored.

3. INFORMED CONSENT

This is key as families heal, our team cheers you on as you research wellness for yourself & humbly welcome learners and their questions.

4. SELF-DRIVEN MOVEMENT

Raoul asks, allows, & assists the body in what self-driven movement presents. It’s a privilege, as movement presents, to assist in acquiring the necessary body position to release the fascial tension.

5. FACILITATING DESIGN

LMT’s don’t diagnose or treat conditions, fascialCARE simply releases systemic fascial strain. In a field where diagnosis/treatment glitters, the body is put on a pedestal as innately self-healing & modalities are elevated—it’s our team’s conviction fascialCARE is simply a conduit to facilitate the Most High’s design. The One who created the body, heals the body. From where we stand, acknowledging our Maker makes all the difference.

There is really no way to know how many sessions will be needed as each individual responds differently. A certain amount of progress could take a person just one session while it could take 10 sessions for another.

Tension-free families are the goal so eventually followup sessions are only as needed and infrequent. Most will not need to have fascialCARE sessions with Raoul the rest of their life unless they simply enjoy it as a part of their wellness routine.

Again, Raoul’s goal for you is not a lifetime of unending sessions, but a life free of compound fascial tension. If Raoul does his job well, he provides care that may become less and frequent or end altogether.

Pro tip: You can ask Raoul to assess your cranial movement before and after the session as a means of gauging progress.

fascialCARE is for all ages, it’s never too late to release fascial strain.

We strongly encourage entire families (parents included) experience fascial care whenever possible because parents regulate their children and children often mirror their parents’ fascial tension patterns. 

It often helps children’s releases hold if parents have released their own tension since families operate systemically as units.

fascialCARE is a fully clothed service. Some babies or toddlers might prefer a diaper to clothing but otherwise please wear clothing conducive to movement. No jeans, no skirts, nothing severely limiting movement.

Yes, Raoul serves women during family care provided a family member or friend is present during care.

Raoul does not work directly with any insurance companies. The fascialCARE team will provide itemized receipts when requested from those who first check with their insurance about reimbursement.

FascialCARE accepts HSA and FSA forms of payment and always welcome open and honest conversations about investment or trades. The FascialCARE team is here to serve you and will do all that we can to help.

Fascial care practitioners of various kinds are sometimes hard to find, especially if you live in a rural area. Here is a resource to help you interview local practitioners. Driving several hours for therapy is not uncommon.

Every practitioner is different, they’re the product of a combination of integrated knowledge streams so if you’re looking for someone who does exactly what Raoul does, how he does it, with the same heart posture… you won’t find it.

Offering mobile family care in Hochatown, OK and in DFW TX area is an effort to fill the gap in Spirit-filled fascial therapists. 3-4 days of mobile family care is the equivalent of your family having weekly sessions for 6 weeks.

Raoul currently offers 3 consecutive days of mobile family care in people’s homes or airbnbs in the Hochatown, OK & DFW areas.

Raoul serves in an office setting at Reclaim Wellness Collective in Waxahachie, TX.

Raoul is licensed to serve in Texas and Oklahoma only.

3 consecutive days of family care is how Raoul serves families who do not live locally or families who desire more felt progress in a shorter period of time.

Tap here to learn more about 3 consecutive days of family care.