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It’s Not in Your Head – It’s in Your Fascia: How TRE Helps Where Talk Therapy Can’t

Authored by
Gültekin Daglar
Released on
September 6, 2025
Many emotional burdens lie not in conscious thoughts, but in the fascia—the connective tissue that envelops every muscle, organ, and structure in your body. Talk therapy may help unpack narratives, but it cannot directly affect connective tissue tension patterns. That’s where TRE, developed by Dr. David Berceli, provides a somatic path to deeper release.
What happens inside your body:
→ Chronic trauma or stress causes the fascia to tighten and stiffen over time
→ These fascia-based tension patterns resist spoken resolution because they live outside cognitive memory
→ During TRE, spontaneous tremors mechanically loosen fascia and connective bands → undoing layers of stored tension
→ As fascia softens, movement becomes easier, circulation improves, and the nervous system recalibrates → integrating physical and emotional equilibrium
At Seena Centre in Parque das Nações, TRE is offered in a safe, guided setting—not about speaking through trauma, but allowing the body to unwind it. This approach is invaluable for those who feel stuck in body tension even after emotional healing or who find talk therapy insufficient.