Spinal Flow Technique® For Nervous System Regulation

Group Gentle Touch Therapy for Nervous System Regulation

Spinal Flow Technique sessions are booked individually—one person per reservation/table. Each time slot may accommodate multiple participants receiving care simultaneously in a shared space.

An initial visit with a full assessment is required before regular spinal flow sessions can be scheduled.

Spinal Flow Technique Sheila Collins Practitioner

When Stress Gets Stored in the Body

Chronic stress doesn’t just live in the mind—it often settles into the body. Over time, stored tension and ongoing overdrive can create blockages and affect how the nervous system communicates, adapts, and recovers.

Many people feel:

  • Stuck in constant stress responses

  • Disconnected from their body

  • Unable to fully relax or reset

Restoring Flow Within the Nervous System

The Spinal Flow Technique® is a gentle, non-invasive touch therapy that works with specific access points along the spine to support nervous system regulation. Rather than forcing change, this modality invites the body to reconnect with its innate ability to self-regulate, adapt, and restore flow.

HOW IT WORKS

Touch Therapy That Supports the Flow of Life
Spinal Flow Technique® uses light touch to:

  • Support communication between the brain and body
  • Encourage relaxation and nervous system balance
  • Help release stored physical stress
  • Support chronic stress recovery

This work is often described as subtle, calming, and deeply grounding.

WHO THIS IS FOR

People often seek Spinal Flow Technique® for:

  • Chronic stress support
  • Nervous system overload
  • Persistent tension or tightness
  • Feeling “stuck” in survival mode

This modality does not diagnose or treat medical conditions.

What to Expect During a Spinal Flow Technique® Session at Northville Optimal Wellness

Spinal Flow Technique Expectations with Sheila Collins

Therapy sessions are gentle, fully clothed, and focused on creating a safe environment for the nervous system to settle and reorganize naturally.

The Spinal Flow® Technique was developed by Dr Carli Axford over 20 years of research, observation and clinical success. View the impact of a session while Dr Carli Axford explains how the body is responding.

Discover how the 33 access points used in the Spinal Flow Technique® activate the body’s natural healing potential. In this video, Dr. Carli Axford demonstrates how these points help create the spinal wave, release blockages, and support the nervous system in restoring balance and flow.

Frequently Asked Questions About Spinal Flow Technique®

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Spinal Flow Technique® is a gentle, non-invasive touch therapy that works with specific access points along the spine to support nervous system regulation and the body’s natural ability to adapt and self-regulate.


How does Spinal Flow support the nervous system?

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By using light touch along the spine, this modality encourages communication between the brain and body, helping the nervous system shift out of chronic stress and into a more regulated state.


Is Spinal Flow Technique® a form of chiropractic care?

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No. Spinal Flow Technique® does not involve adjustments or manipulation. It is a gentle touch-based wellness modality.


What does a Spinal Flow Technique® therapy session feel like?

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Most people describe sessions as calming, grounding, and deeply relaxing. Experiences vary and may feel subtle or deeply restorative.


Everyone is different. Some people notice changes quickly, while others choose ongoing sessions to support long-term nervous system balance.

How many Spinal Flow Technique® therapy sessions do people usually book?

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Each Spinal Flow Technique session is booked individually—one person per reservation. However, multiple participants may receive care simultaneously in a shared space.

Can more than one person book the same Spinal Flow Technique® session?

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Spinal Flow Technique Gateway Visual

Free Guide: How the Spinal Flow Technique Supports Nervous System Regulation

Discover how gentle touch along the spine helps your body release stored tension, restore balance, and reconnect with its natural rhythm. Download the guide to learn how this approach complements your wellness journey.