BE PART OF THE (R)EVOLUTION OF MANUAL THERAPY
The Reaset Approach is a therapeutic methodology and hands-on treatment modality specifically developed to address the evolving aetiology of health problems and the impact of stress-related autonomic imbalances on patient wellbeing. It offers manual therapists an accessible, practice based and scientifically informed tool that can be seamlessly integrated into existing clinical practice to restore autonomic balance, optimise therapeutic outcomes, and support the body’s intrinsic capacity for self-regulation and resilience.
In today’s rapidly changing world, the nature of health challenges has undergone a profound shift compared to the 20th-century paradigm. Historically, somatic dysfunctions were predominantly attributed to external physical forces – primarily biomechanical stressors – leading to structural or functional impairments. However, in the 21st century, the landscape of dysfunction has transformed. Present-day somatic complaints, including musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), are increasingly linked to psychosocial pressures and adaptive stress responses, rather than direct biomechanical trauma. These conditions are rarely stand-alone and often reflect deeper systemic imbalances.
Although the somatic symptoms that bring patients to a manual therapist may resemble those of the past, the underlying mechanisms have changed significantly. In today’s digitised and fast-paced society, dysfunction often originates not from physical insult but from dysregulation within the autonomic nervous system (ANS). This dysregulation – referred to as the autonomic lesion – represents a functional disturbance in stress-response systems, which can manifest as pain, fatigue, or other dis-ease states through indirect pathways.
Traditional treatment approaches, designed to address somatic dysfunctions resulting from mechanical trauma, are often misapplied to cases where the root cause lies in psychosocial stress and autonomic imbalance. As a result, these interventions may yield limited or even counterproductive outcomes. By failing to consider the shift in aetiological pathways – and the critical role of the autonomic lesion – many treatments overlook the true origin of the patient’s condition.
Amidst this evolving healthcare reality, The Reaset Approach emerges as a precisely tailored methodology to meet the growing need for interventions that align with current patterns of dysfunction. It equips manual therapists with the means to address autonomic imbalances as a primary factor in many modern health issues, enabling more effective care in the context of today’s biopsychosocial and adaptive stress landscape.
In today’s rapidly changing world, the nature of health challenges has undergone a profound shift compared to the 20th-century paradigm. Historically, somatic dysfunctions were predominantly attributed to external physical forces – primarily biomechanical stressors – leading to structural or functional impairments. However, in the 21st century, the landscape of dysfunction has transformed. Present-day somatic complaints, including musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), are increasingly linked to psychosocial pressures and adaptive stress responses, rather than direct biomechanical trauma. These conditions are rarely stand-alone and often reflect deeper systemic imbalances.
Although the somatic symptoms that bring patients to a manual therapist may resemble those of the past, the underlying mechanisms have changed significantly. In today’s digitised and fast-paced society, dysfunction often originates not from physical insult but from dysregulation within the autonomic nervous system (ANS). This dysregulation – referred to as the autonomic lesion – represents a functional disturbance in stress-response systems, which can manifest as pain, fatigue, or other dis-ease states through indirect pathways.
Traditional treatment approaches, designed to address somatic dysfunctions resulting from mechanical trauma, are often misapplied to cases where the root cause lies in psychosocial stress and autonomic imbalance. As a result, these interventions may yield limited or even counterproductive outcomes. By failing to consider the shift in aetiological pathways – and the critical role of the autonomic lesion – many treatments overlook the true origin of the patient’s condition.
Amidst this evolving healthcare reality, The Reaset Approach emerges as a precisely tailored methodology to meet the growing need for interventions that align with current patterns of dysfunction. It equips manual therapists with the means to address autonomic imbalances as a primary factor in many modern health issues, enabling more effective care in the context of today’s biopsychosocial and adaptive stress landscape.
Tom Meyers - Osteopath D.O., MSc. Ost. OSD
Founder and International Instructor of The Reaset Approach
Founder and International Instructor of The Reaset Approach
Upcoming Courses
Autonomic Reasetting in Practice with The Reaset Approach
CHENNAI - DUBAI - BRAZIL - BELGIUM
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Take Yourself and Your Skills into the 21st Century
Discover how you, as a manual therapist, can effectively manage dysautonomia and its symptoms in your patients through Autonomic Reasetting—an innovative and powerful approach targeting one of the key underlying factors contributing to physical and mental health challenges today.
Date: 13 -15 June 2025
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THE REASET APPROACH is a therapeutic methodology and hands-on treatment modality that enhances traditional manual therapy by expanding its focus beyond structure and function to include autonomic regulation – the body’s ability to maintain balance between stress and recovery.
By restoring autonomic balance first, before addressing structural and functional dysfunctions, treatments become more effective, efficient, and sustainable, promoting long-term relief and resilience.
With The Reaset Approach, manual therapy evolves to meet the complex health challenges of the 21st century. It is particularly effective in addressing acute and chronic conditions, unexplained pain, multimodal symptoms, and sudden physical distress without an identifiable trauma. Additionally, it provides a highly effective approach for both physical conditions (e.g., musculoskeletal disorders, headaches) and mental health concerns (e.g., stress, anxiety, fatigue, cognitive issues, and burnout) that arise from stress-related autonomic imbalances (dysautonomia).
This approach offers a practice based, scientifically informed solution for individuals experiencing persistent physical symptoms, stress-related conditions, and modern lifestyle-induced physical and mental health challenges.
Improve your patients results and learn to include it in your practice by attending one of the upcoming courses.
By restoring autonomic balance first, before addressing structural and functional dysfunctions, treatments become more effective, efficient, and sustainable, promoting long-term relief and resilience.
With The Reaset Approach, manual therapy evolves to meet the complex health challenges of the 21st century. It is particularly effective in addressing acute and chronic conditions, unexplained pain, multimodal symptoms, and sudden physical distress without an identifiable trauma. Additionally, it provides a highly effective approach for both physical conditions (e.g., musculoskeletal disorders, headaches) and mental health concerns (e.g., stress, anxiety, fatigue, cognitive issues, and burnout) that arise from stress-related autonomic imbalances (dysautonomia).
This approach offers a practice based, scientifically informed solution for individuals experiencing persistent physical symptoms, stress-related conditions, and modern lifestyle-induced physical and mental health challenges.
Improve your patients results and learn to include it in your practice by attending one of the upcoming courses.
Many, if not all, of today's health problems, including musculoskeletal pain, cardiovascular disease, migraines, burnout, long-COVID, and mental health problems like depression and anxiety, can be linked to a form of dysautonomia, especially stress-related dysautonomia.
This is why The Reaset Approach considers the autonomic lesion – a new term coined by myself – which underlies stress-related dysautonomia and subsequently leads to the patient’s symptoms, as its primary objective around which a patient-centred, comprehensive and hands-on treatment is constructed.
Rooted in the principles of pioneers like Dr A.T. Still and Dr R. Virchow, The Reaset Approach has emerged through my journey of continuous exploration over more than 17 years and substantiated its effectiveness through scientifically informed reasoning, two studies and the feedback of patients and workshop participants.
In today's fast-changing world, the significance of this work is more significant than ever. There's increasing evidence highlighting the impact of psychosocial and adaptive stress-related alterations in the ANS on conditions such as MSDs, long-COVID, and various cognitive and mental health issues. Although The Reaset Approach is fundamentally a manual therapy method, the benefits experienced by patients extend beyond the physical realm, encompassing biopsychosocial and, for some, spiritual dimensions. This is evidenced by patients, who after a treatment with The reaset Approach, report not only relief from pain but also improvements in cognitive function, decision-making, stress management, time perception, and overall wellbeing.
The Reaset Approach has consistently demonstrated its effectiveness in addressing today's evolving healthcare needs that can be integrated seamlessly into a manual therapist's practice complementing their existing knowledge.
“Health is the dynamic balance of physical, mental, social, and existential wellbeing and the ability to adapt to changing conditions of life and the environment.”
Historically, traditional treatments focused on addressing MSD pain, symptoms, or related structural or functional issues, often overlooking the ANS due to a limited understanding of its role or because it wasn't considered the primary cause of health problems. Today, many manual therapists continue to apply these historical methods to MSDs arising from autonomic lesions, resulting in treatments that may be less effective or even counterproductive. Furthermore, medical prescriptions have traditionally taken a disease-specific approach, neglecting the potential for more holistic solutions.
Our society, along with our working and living conditions, has undergone significant changes and will continue to do so. Change inherently brings stress, leading to new health challenges and diverse pathways from aetiology to symptom manifestation. With The Reaset Approach, I want to initiate a revolution in the evolution of manual therapy by providing you and manual therapists around the world with a comprehensive understanding of the changes that are happening, its consequences and what to do about it.
Furthermore, The Reaset Approach is distinctive in its methodology because it is based on a single fundamental principle. This principle is applied throughout the entire treatment in a personalised and body-centred manner. It includes (1) lifting the autonomic lesion through balancing the extended autonomic system (2) before continuing to initiate the healing of primary and/or secondary dysfunctions and the removal of restrictions in the cranium, sacrum, fascia, viscera, and musculoskeletal systems (3) and addressing the treatment of the patient's symptoms. This comprehensive systemic approach is why The Reaset Approach is very effective.
During this course, participants will expand their way of thinking about health and healing, exploring new horizons to elevate themselves and their skills to the next level, resulting in improved patient outcomes. The material provided is immediately applicable in any clinical setting and can be adapted to the therapist's and patients' needs. Tom's teaching style adds value because once the participant understands the principle and learns how to apply it, they will be able to create their own treatment modalities.
This is why The Reaset Approach considers the autonomic lesion – a new term coined by myself – which underlies stress-related dysautonomia and subsequently leads to the patient’s symptoms, as its primary objective around which a patient-centred, comprehensive and hands-on treatment is constructed.
Rooted in the principles of pioneers like Dr A.T. Still and Dr R. Virchow, The Reaset Approach has emerged through my journey of continuous exploration over more than 17 years and substantiated its effectiveness through scientifically informed reasoning, two studies and the feedback of patients and workshop participants.
In today's fast-changing world, the significance of this work is more significant than ever. There's increasing evidence highlighting the impact of psychosocial and adaptive stress-related alterations in the ANS on conditions such as MSDs, long-COVID, and various cognitive and mental health issues. Although The Reaset Approach is fundamentally a manual therapy method, the benefits experienced by patients extend beyond the physical realm, encompassing biopsychosocial and, for some, spiritual dimensions. This is evidenced by patients, who after a treatment with The reaset Approach, report not only relief from pain but also improvements in cognitive function, decision-making, stress management, time perception, and overall wellbeing.
The Reaset Approach has consistently demonstrated its effectiveness in addressing today's evolving healthcare needs that can be integrated seamlessly into a manual therapist's practice complementing their existing knowledge.
“Health is the dynamic balance of physical, mental, social, and existential wellbeing and the ability to adapt to changing conditions of life and the environment.”
Historically, traditional treatments focused on addressing MSD pain, symptoms, or related structural or functional issues, often overlooking the ANS due to a limited understanding of its role or because it wasn't considered the primary cause of health problems. Today, many manual therapists continue to apply these historical methods to MSDs arising from autonomic lesions, resulting in treatments that may be less effective or even counterproductive. Furthermore, medical prescriptions have traditionally taken a disease-specific approach, neglecting the potential for more holistic solutions.
Our society, along with our working and living conditions, has undergone significant changes and will continue to do so. Change inherently brings stress, leading to new health challenges and diverse pathways from aetiology to symptom manifestation. With The Reaset Approach, I want to initiate a revolution in the evolution of manual therapy by providing you and manual therapists around the world with a comprehensive understanding of the changes that are happening, its consequences and what to do about it.
Furthermore, The Reaset Approach is distinctive in its methodology because it is based on a single fundamental principle. This principle is applied throughout the entire treatment in a personalised and body-centred manner. It includes (1) lifting the autonomic lesion through balancing the extended autonomic system (2) before continuing to initiate the healing of primary and/or secondary dysfunctions and the removal of restrictions in the cranium, sacrum, fascia, viscera, and musculoskeletal systems (3) and addressing the treatment of the patient's symptoms. This comprehensive systemic approach is why The Reaset Approach is very effective.
During this course, participants will expand their way of thinking about health and healing, exploring new horizons to elevate themselves and their skills to the next level, resulting in improved patient outcomes. The material provided is immediately applicable in any clinical setting and can be adapted to the therapist's and patients' needs. Tom's teaching style adds value because once the participant understands the principle and learns how to apply it, they will be able to create their own treatment modalities.
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Adaptive and versatile Full manual Approach Apply it anytime - anywhere |
A 21st Century Manual Therapy Effective for Multimodal Disorders Balances ANS |
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WHAT ARE THE COURSE OBJECTIVES?
- To acquaint you (the student) with an understanding of the development of the Reaset Approach, its relevance and its place in a fast-changing world.
- The main focus of the Reaset Approach is balancing the autonomic nervous system to offer an effective solution for stress-related dysautonomia, multimodal disorders and medically unexplained symptoms.
- To explore the rationale and methodology for using the Reaset Approach as an integral treatment foundation and solution in any clinical setting.
- To expand your knowledge base through the application of new and previously learned techniques to specific disease examples.
By the end of this course, you will have a better understanding of the importance of and how to "reaset" the autonomic nervous system, enabling a return to ease and balance. You will acquire a straight away implementable, integral, comprehensive, and effective treatment protocol that integrates seamlessly with your existing knowledge and treatment techniques. This approach will empower you to enhance your practice by incorporating the concept of "reaset" and facilitating the restoration of ease and equilibrium within the autonomic nervous system.
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF LEARNING THE REASET APPROACH?
- Stay ahead of the game: learn the Reaset Approach to bring your skills into the 21st century.
- Be ready for anything: the Reaset Approach equips you for new and upcoming disease patterns that other approaches may not be able to handle.
- Help your patients more effectively: the Reaset Approach is particularly effective for multimodal disorders and medically unexplained symptoms.
- Integrate with ease: the Reaset Approach can be used as a foundation or integrated into your existing method of working.
- Get better outcomes: the Reaset Approach leads to better outcomes and improved speed of recovery for a wide range of health problems.
- Versatile and adaptable: the Reaset Approach is versatile and adaptable, based on a single metaprinciple that can be applied in any situation.
- Full manual approach: no device needed, the Reaset Approach can be applied anytime, anywhere, and any place.
- Balance the ANS: the Reaset Approach is one of the few treatment modalities that has a balancing effect on the autonomic nervous system, leading to improved quality of life and reduced symptom burden.
- Attract more patients: by offering the Reaset Approach, you can attract patients seeking a non-invasive approach to their musculoskeletal pain, stress-related depression and anxiety, multimodal and medically unexplained symptoms, and dysfunction.
- Build a strong reputation: positive patient outcomes with the Reaset Approach can help you build a strong reputation and loyal patient base, leading to increased revenue over time.
By integrating the unique and effective "Reaset Approach" to address the underlying causes of your patient's condition, you will be able to attract more patients who are seeking a non-invasive approach to their musculoskeletal pain, stress-related depression and anxiety, multimodal and medically unexplained symptoms and dysfunction.
Additionally, by providing positive patient outcomes, you will be able to build a strong reputation and a loyal patient base, which will lead to being able to increase your fee per patient and thus your revenue over time.
Additionally, by providing positive patient outcomes, you will be able to build a strong reputation and a loyal patient base, which will lead to being able to increase your fee per patient and thus your revenue over time.
WHO CAN ATTEND THE COURSE?
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To be eligible for this course you must have a minimum of Bachelor's degree in a manual therapy, one year of experience and a the ability to make a clinical diagnosis within your respective scope of practice.
WHAT CAN BE TREATED WITH THE REASET APPROACH?
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Back pain, lumbago Neck and shoulder pain Trapped (sciatic) nerve Digestive problems Injuries (sport or other) Cardiovascular problems … |
Migraines & headaches Brain fog Long-COVID Excessive sweating Mood changes Concentration problems … |
Migraines & headaches Brain fog Long-COVID Excessive sweating Mood changes Concentration problems … |
AFTER CERTIFICATION
Upon successful completion of The Reaset Approach course, and following a personal evaluation by the founder, Tom Meyers, where you demonstrate proficiency in both reasoning and application, you can apply for:
For example:
- Inclusion in the official Practitioner Directory
- Authorisation to add ‘Reaset Integrated’ to your professional competence, aligning with your existing qualifications
For example:
- Osteopaths (minimum BSc) who have successfully completed Module 1 & 2, along with a positive evaluation, can practise Reaset Integrated Osteopathy
- Physiotherapists (minimum BSc) who have successfully completed Module 1 & 2, along with a positive evaluation, can practise Reaset Integrated Physiotherapy
- Massage therapists (with the equivalent of a BSc) who have successfully completed Module 1, along with a positive evaluation, can practise Reaset Integrated Massage
For more details email Tom
Function Better. Heal Better. Feel Better.
Reaset Integrated Osteopathy is a therapeutic methodology and hands-on treatment modality that enhances traditional biomechanical osteopathic treatment. By integrating The Reaset Approach (Developed by Tom Meyers D.O. MSc. Ost.), this method takes your osteopath and their skills into the 21st century, equipping them with a more effective way to address today’s complex health and wellbeing challenges.
While conventional osteopathy focuses on structural and functional imbalances in the musculoskeletal system, Reaset Integrated Osteopathy recognises that many dysfunctions today stem from stress-related autonomic imbalances (stress-related dysautonomia). These imbalances can contribute to acute and chronic pain, multimodal disorders, and unexplained symptoms that often appear suddenly, without an obvious physical cause.
By integrating The Reaset Approach as the first step in a treatment, your osteopath restores autonomic balance before addressing structural and functional overcompensations and dysfunctions. This ensures that the true cause of your pain or health problem is properly addressed, making the entire treatment more effective.
By prioritising autonomic, structural, and functional balance before symptom treatment, Reaset Integrated Osteopathy delivers faster, more sustainable results – helping you move, function, and feel better with greater ease.
Why is it Different & Better for Today’s Fast-Changing World?
In today’s high-stress, fast-paced world, many people suffer from chronic pain, fatigue, and postural issues that are not just physical but deeply connected to the nervous system’s ability to regulate tension and balance.
Traditional osteopathy addresses structural imbalances and mobility restrictions but does not always account for the autonomic imbalances that contribute to dysfunction. Reaset Integrated Osteopathy ensures that these autonomic imbalances are corrected first, allowing for:
More effective osteopathic corrections – the body is already in a state of balance before manual treatment.
Who Can Benefit?
What Does It Help With?
Beyond structural balance, Reaset Integrated Osteopathy provides additional benefits:
Reaset Integrated Osteopathy is a therapeutic methodology and hands-on treatment modality that enhances traditional biomechanical osteopathic treatment. By integrating The Reaset Approach (Developed by Tom Meyers D.O. MSc. Ost.), this method takes your osteopath and their skills into the 21st century, equipping them with a more effective way to address today’s complex health and wellbeing challenges.
While conventional osteopathy focuses on structural and functional imbalances in the musculoskeletal system, Reaset Integrated Osteopathy recognises that many dysfunctions today stem from stress-related autonomic imbalances (stress-related dysautonomia). These imbalances can contribute to acute and chronic pain, multimodal disorders, and unexplained symptoms that often appear suddenly, without an obvious physical cause.
By integrating The Reaset Approach as the first step in a treatment, your osteopath restores autonomic balance before addressing structural and functional overcompensations and dysfunctions. This ensures that the true cause of your pain or health problem is properly addressed, making the entire treatment more effective.
By prioritising autonomic, structural, and functional balance before symptom treatment, Reaset Integrated Osteopathy delivers faster, more sustainable results – helping you move, function, and feel better with greater ease.
Why is it Different & Better for Today’s Fast-Changing World?
In today’s high-stress, fast-paced world, many people suffer from chronic pain, fatigue, and postural issues that are not just physical but deeply connected to the nervous system’s ability to regulate tension and balance.
Traditional osteopathy addresses structural imbalances and mobility restrictions but does not always account for the autonomic imbalances that contribute to dysfunction. Reaset Integrated Osteopathy ensures that these autonomic imbalances are corrected first, allowing for:
More effective osteopathic corrections – the body is already in a state of balance before manual treatment.
- Greater self-regulation and adaptability – making results last longer.
- Deeper relaxation and nervous system reset – helping reduce chronic pain and tension at its root.
- Better circulation and fluid dynamics – optimising the body’s self-healing capacity.
- By working with both the autonomic and musculoskeletal systems, Reaset Integrated Osteopathy provides a more holistic and future-ready approach to wellbeing.
Who Can Benefit?
- Individuals experiencing chronic pain or recurring tension that doesn’t resolve with other treatments.
- Those suffering from stress-related issues, including headaches, fatigue, or sleep disturbances.
- People with postural imbalances or long-standing movement restrictions.
- Anyone dealing with nervous system dysregulation, including autonomic dysfunction.
- Those who prefer a holistic, whole-body approach to improving their health and wellbeing.
What Does It Help With?
Beyond structural balance, Reaset Integrated Osteopathy provides additional benefits:
- Reducing chronic tension and pain by addressing nervous system imbalances.
- Enhancing postural alignment for better structural integrity.
- Supporting circulation and tissue repair by improving autonomic function.
- Optimising fluid dynamics to enhance lymphatic drainage and overall vitality.
- Preventing recurrent pain patterns by treating the root cause, not just the symptoms.
- Promoting deeper relaxation and nervous system recovery.
- Enhancing resilience to stress by restoring autonomic balance.
Reaset Integrated Osteopathy is not just about relieving pain – it’s about optimising how your body functions as a whole. By restoring autonomic balance first, this approach enhances your body’s ability to function better, heal better, and feel better, allowing you to adapt, flourish and thrive in an ever-changing world.
Move Better. Recover Better. Feel Better.
Reaset Integrated Physiotherapy is an advanced approach that takes traditional physiotherapy into the 21st century by integrating The Reaset Approach (Developed by Tom Meyers D.O. MSc. Ost.) as a foundational pre-treatment step. While conventional physiotherapy primarily focuses on musculoskeletal rehabilitation – addressing injuries, muscle imbalances, joint dysfunction, and movement restrictions – Reaset Integrated Physiotherapy takes it a step further. It recognises that many physical dysfunctions are influenced by stress-related autonomic imbalances (stress-related dysautonomia) or an autonomic lesion, which can hinder recovery, slow down rehabilitation, and lead to recurring issues.
By incorporating The Reaset Approach before physiotherapy begins, this method rebalances the extended autonomic nervous system, returning the body to a state where it is more receptive to treatment. This results in faster recovery, improved mobility, and longer-lasting rehabilitation outcomes. Rather than only treating symptoms, Reaset Integrated Physiotherapy ensures that the body is primed for healing, making interventions more effective and sustainable.
Why is it Different & Better for Today’s Fast-Changing World?
In today’s world, chronic stress, sedentary lifestyles, and postural imbalances are key contributors to pain and movement restrictions. Traditional physiotherapy often targets biomechanical dysfunctions without first addressing the autonomic imbalances that underlie many musculoskeletal problems.
Reaset Integrated Physiotherapy fills this gap by integrating autonomic balancing as a first step in physiotherapy treatment. By restoring nervous system balance before working on structures and function, this method:
Who Can Benefit?
What Does It Help With?
Beyond improving movement and physical function, Reaset Integrated Physiotherapy provides additional benefits:
Reaset Integrated Physiotherapy is an advanced approach that takes traditional physiotherapy into the 21st century by integrating The Reaset Approach (Developed by Tom Meyers D.O. MSc. Ost.) as a foundational pre-treatment step. While conventional physiotherapy primarily focuses on musculoskeletal rehabilitation – addressing injuries, muscle imbalances, joint dysfunction, and movement restrictions – Reaset Integrated Physiotherapy takes it a step further. It recognises that many physical dysfunctions are influenced by stress-related autonomic imbalances (stress-related dysautonomia) or an autonomic lesion, which can hinder recovery, slow down rehabilitation, and lead to recurring issues.
By incorporating The Reaset Approach before physiotherapy begins, this method rebalances the extended autonomic nervous system, returning the body to a state where it is more receptive to treatment. This results in faster recovery, improved mobility, and longer-lasting rehabilitation outcomes. Rather than only treating symptoms, Reaset Integrated Physiotherapy ensures that the body is primed for healing, making interventions more effective and sustainable.
Why is it Different & Better for Today’s Fast-Changing World?
In today’s world, chronic stress, sedentary lifestyles, and postural imbalances are key contributors to pain and movement restrictions. Traditional physiotherapy often targets biomechanical dysfunctions without first addressing the autonomic imbalances that underlie many musculoskeletal problems.
Reaset Integrated Physiotherapy fills this gap by integrating autonomic balancing as a first step in physiotherapy treatment. By restoring nervous system balance before working on structures and function, this method:
- Increases treatment effectiveness – by optimising muscle responsiveness and reducing tension patterns.
- Enhances healing and rehabilitation – by improving circulation, tissue healing, and reducing chronic inflammation.
- Provides more sustainable results – by addressing the root imbalance, preventing pain and dysfunction from recurring.
- By focusing on preparing the body first, Reaset Integrated Physiotherapy ensures that physiotherapy interventions work faster, last longer, and support long-term movement health.
Who Can Benefit?
- Anyone needing physiotherapy for rehabilitation and recovery from injuries, surgeries, sprains, or accidents.
- Individuals experiencing movement restrictions, stiffness, or postural issues that impact daily life.
- Athletes and active individuals seeking improved performance, faster recovery, and injury prevention.
- Office workers and people with a sedentary lifestyle suffering from musculoskeletal discomfort caused by prolonged sitting and stress-related tension.
What Does It Help With?
Beyond improving movement and physical function, Reaset Integrated Physiotherapy provides additional benefits:
- Enhancing neuromuscular coordination for smoother, pain-free movement.
- Reducing chronic tension and pain by rebalancing the nervous system.
- Supporting postural alignment for better long-term structural integrity.
- Accelerating recovery by preparing the body for rehabilitation.
- Boosting circulation and tissue healing to speed up recovery.
- Reducing stress-related muscular tightness for greater overall mobility.
- Preventing recurring injuries by restoring balance before dysfunction sets in.
Reaset Integrated Physiotherapy is not just about recovery – it’s about optimising movement and function for long-term health. By restoring autonomic balance first, it empowers you to move better, recover better and feel better faster.
Relax Better. Feel Better. Live Better.
Reaset Integrated Massage is an advanced approach that enhances traditional massage by integrating The Reaset Approach (developed by Tom Meyers, D.O., MSc. Ost.) as a foundational pre-treatment step. This method takes your massage therapist and their skills into the 21st century, equipping them with a more effective way to address modern stress-related health challenges.
While conventional massage focuses on releasing muscular tension and promoting relaxation, Reaset Integrated Massage goes further by addressing the autonomic nervous system first. Many forms of stress-related tension and discomfort are rooted in autonomic imbalances, which can keep the body in a chronic state of strain.
By Reasetting (returning to ease) the body’s stress response before the massage even begins, this method restores a deep sense of balance in the extended autonomic nervous system. As a result, the subsequent massage is more effective, deeply restorative, and longer-lasting, allowing for a profound release of tension that reaches beyond the muscles into the nervous system itself.
Why is it Different & Better for Today’s Fast-Changing World?
In a world where stress, uncertainty, and rapid change take a toll on both body and mind, a standard massage often only provides temporary relief because it doesn’t address the underlying autonomic imbalance that caused the tension in the first place. If these imbalances are left untreated, the muscles remain tense, limiting the effectiveness of the massage and making relaxation short-lived.
Reaset Integrated Massage goes beyond just surface relaxation – it first balances the nervous system (including vagus nerve activation), which has an immediate effect on the whole body. By restoring autonomic balance first, the body is able to fully release tension, allowing the massage to work deeper, be more effective, and deliver longer-lasting benefits.
Who Can Benefit?
What Does It Help With?
Beyond promoting an overall sense of wellbeing and deep muscular relaxation, Reaset Integrated Massage offers a range of additional benefits, including:
Reaset Integrated Massage is an advanced approach that enhances traditional massage by integrating The Reaset Approach (developed by Tom Meyers, D.O., MSc. Ost.) as a foundational pre-treatment step. This method takes your massage therapist and their skills into the 21st century, equipping them with a more effective way to address modern stress-related health challenges.
While conventional massage focuses on releasing muscular tension and promoting relaxation, Reaset Integrated Massage goes further by addressing the autonomic nervous system first. Many forms of stress-related tension and discomfort are rooted in autonomic imbalances, which can keep the body in a chronic state of strain.
By Reasetting (returning to ease) the body’s stress response before the massage even begins, this method restores a deep sense of balance in the extended autonomic nervous system. As a result, the subsequent massage is more effective, deeply restorative, and longer-lasting, allowing for a profound release of tension that reaches beyond the muscles into the nervous system itself.
Why is it Different & Better for Today’s Fast-Changing World?
In a world where stress, uncertainty, and rapid change take a toll on both body and mind, a standard massage often only provides temporary relief because it doesn’t address the underlying autonomic imbalance that caused the tension in the first place. If these imbalances are left untreated, the muscles remain tense, limiting the effectiveness of the massage and making relaxation short-lived.
Reaset Integrated Massage goes beyond just surface relaxation – it first balances the nervous system (including vagus nerve activation), which has an immediate effect on the whole body. By restoring autonomic balance first, the body is able to fully release tension, allowing the massage to work deeper, be more effective, and deliver longer-lasting benefits.
Who Can Benefit?
- People looking for a deeper, longer-lasting impact from their massage
- Individuals experiencing high levels of stress and tension
- Those struggling with chronic pain, stiffness, or postural imbalances
- Professionals, athletes, and anyone needing a proactive approach to physical and mental wellbeing
What Does It Help With?
Beyond promoting an overall sense of wellbeing and deep muscular relaxation, Reaset Integrated Massage offers a range of additional benefits, including:
- Encouraging deep relaxation and easing mental and physical stress
- Activating the body’s natural recovery mode by stimulating the parasympathetic nervous system
- Supporting digestive function, which can aid in better nutrient absorption
- Helping to alleviate inflammation and ease pain throughout the body
- Contributing to cardiovascular health by supporting balanced heart function and circulation
- Enhancing emotional balance and fostering a positive state of mind
- Strengthening immune resilience for better overall health
- Helping to relieve symptoms associated with anxiety and low mood
- Promoting restful sleep and supporting a healthy sleep cycle
- Cultivating a greater sense of inner balance and overall vitality
Reaset Integrated Massage is not just a treatment – it’s a forward-thinking approach to wellbeing, designed to help you stay balanced, resilient, and ready to thrive in an ever-changing world. By restoring autonomic balance first, it empowers you to relax deeper, recover faster, and feel better for longer.
The Reaset Approach Practitioner Interviews
Welcome to "The Reaset Approach Practitioner Interviews," a series dedicated to exploring the personal journeys and professional insights of various practitioners who have integrated The Reaset Approach into their lives and work.
Each episode features a unique story of transformation and discovery. Our guests, hailing from diverse backgrounds and specialities, share their experiences of overcoming challenges, making pivotal career changes, and ultimately finding a deeper fulfilment in their practices through The Reaset Approach.
Discover how encounters with this innovative approach have influenced their methods, reshaped their professional identities, and enriched their personal lives. From unexpected career shifts to profound personal revelations, these stories highlight the transformative power of embracing new concepts in health and well-being.
Join us as we delve into these inspiring narratives that not only reflect individual resilience and adaptability but also illustrate the far-reaching benefits of The Reaset Approach in fostering integral health and innovative practices.
Dive into this journey of resilience, innovation, and self-discovery—watch their stories to see how the practice of The Reaset Approach is reshaping lives across the globe.
Each episode features a unique story of transformation and discovery. Our guests, hailing from diverse backgrounds and specialities, share their experiences of overcoming challenges, making pivotal career changes, and ultimately finding a deeper fulfilment in their practices through The Reaset Approach.
Discover how encounters with this innovative approach have influenced their methods, reshaped their professional identities, and enriched their personal lives. From unexpected career shifts to profound personal revelations, these stories highlight the transformative power of embracing new concepts in health and well-being.
Join us as we delve into these inspiring narratives that not only reflect individual resilience and adaptability but also illustrate the far-reaching benefits of The Reaset Approach in fostering integral health and innovative practices.
Dive into this journey of resilience, innovation, and self-discovery—watch their stories to see how the practice of The Reaset Approach is reshaping lives across the globe.
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About the Founder
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Tom Meyers is a successful and innovative full-spectrum Osteopath (D.O., MSc. Ost.) with over 20 years of experience specialising in stress-related disorders, which led him to develop The Reaset Approach—a comprehensive therapeutic methodology and hands-on treatment modality designed to restore autonomic balance. This innovative, body-mind, and educational treatment approach seamlessly integrates into manual therapy practices, providing an effective solution for stress-related musculoskeletal disorders and complex, multimodal, and medically unexplained symptoms. Tom’s mission is to take manual therapists and their skills into the 21st century.
Beyond his clinical work, Tom is the author of a.o. Futurize Yourself and The Futures Effect and a speaker who has given presentations to more than 30 organisations and institutions worldwide. As The Fitfull Futures Explorer – his latest endeavour – he enlightens audiences on how to stay fitfull in body, mind, and spirit by addressing topics such as the evolution of health and wellbeing, wellageing, and longevity in a fast-changing world. Tom is also the Ambassador for Belgium of the Healthgevity Nation and an active member of the Association of Professional Futurists, the Professional Speakers Association, and the Global Speakers Federation |
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