Good Design Award™ for innovative treatment tool
World’s most prestigious design award to Swedish developed treatment tool.
Fascia Innovation combines new research with manual treatment and business automation.
Under the brand Atlasbalans we have since 2010 delivered high-quality equipment, training and concepts in health and wellness for both people and animals.
Today Fascia Innovation is a ekosystem of various Fascia brands and business including The Fascia Guide, Fascia Academy, Fascia Horse and the foundation Life Force Innovation.
Learn more at fasciainnovation.com
World’s most prestigious design award to Swedish developed treatment tool.
The idea for Atlasbalans was born in 2009 when Hans Bohlin wanted to create a wellness concept to ensure people long-term health.
Jarmo Ahonen is one of the most renowned physiotherapists in Finland and has dedicated decades to improve treatment of fascia. He has been working with Swedish Fascia Vibes since 2013 and has had amazing results.
A research study published in 2019 shows that this type of treatment could be a good solution for patients suffering from Frozen Shoulder.
Research about fascia, treatment of horses and incredible results. The full story of Atlasbalans and the development of Swedish Fascia Vibes
Go through this page and learn how it works and why this machine is an investment that will take your business to the next level.
Innovative treatment of low back pain & frozen shoulder double winner of one of the worlds most prestigious design awards.
Atlasbalans has received the international Good Design Award for both the new M1 and M2 Products. Founded in Chicago in 1950, Good Design remains the oldest and the world’s most recognized program for design excellence worldwide.
Swedish Fascia treatment devices are now used as pain relief during childbirth by midwife Cayenne Ekjordh. “One mother went from panic to falling asleep in 10 minutes.”
The Swedish Fascia Vibes treatment may appear gentle – but during treatment there is a lot that is happening in the body. Learn more about how the machine increases the fluid flow in the tissue and turns of pain receptors.