If you’re searching for San Antonio Ashiatsu, Myofascial Barefoot Massage, or Structural Integration, chances are you’ve already tried “regular” massage—and realized you need something more focused, more effective, and more body-aware.

Jeni Spring, LMT, BCSI offers fascia-focused massage that helps unwind old injury patterns, restore movement, and support your nervous system’s capacity to feel safe and strong again.

What Jeni Offers:

Myofascial Ashiatsu Barefoot Massage

Ashiatsu means “foot pressure” – but this westernized approach to an aspect of Traditional Chinese Medicine honestly shouldn’t be referred to as “ashiatsu” anymore, out of respect for the “a-words” true cultural origins, lets just call this Barefoot Massage. With clean feet and overhead bars with a suspended strap for support, Jeni uses gravity and bodyweight to deliver slow, consistent pressure. It’s bone deep, but not painful. This is meant for deep tissue loving humans, but you do need to weigh more than Jeni since she’ll be essentially standing on you! (Full transparency, Jeni weighs in around 150-160 lately.)
→ Ideal for back pain, hip stiffness, and long-term postural tension.

Structural Integration (12-Series)

Jeni offers the classic 12-series from Tom Myers’ Anatomy Trains lineage, inspired by Dr. Ida Rolf and the Rolf Method, integrating myofascial mobilization, modern movement science and pain education. This approach works a different layer/pathway of your fascia, muscles and bones in each 90-minute session, gently reorganizing how your body holds itself in gravity—improving posture, breathing, movement optimization, and body awareness.
→ Especially helpful for persistent or chronic pain, lingering injuries, and postural imbalance

Stretch Therapy

Jeni blends assisted stretching, fascial stretch therapy, resisted muscle activation, gentle joint mobilization, and alignment awareness to help you reconnect with a range of movement that feels safe, supported and functional for daily life.
→ Best for athletic recovery, full body stretch, joint stability (for hypermobility), injury rehab, and nervous system downshifting

Why It Works

You don’t need to be “fixed.” You need a body that feels safe to move in again.

Jeni’s work is grounded in the neuroscience of pain and the psychology of the connective tissues in our bodies. Inspired by resources like Pain Revolution and the work of Physiotherapist Lorimer Moseley, she approaches bodywork not just as muscle manipulation—but as a conversation with the nervous system.

Understanding how pain works helps the brain unlearn overprotection. Sessions with Jeni support both the physical and perceptual side of pain.

Learn more:
Explain Pain Blog →
Blending SI & Craniosacral Ideas →

Who This Work Is For

Jeni’s sessions are designed for people who:

• Live with chronic or persistent pain, tension, or fatigue

• Feel overstimulated, anxious, or touch-sensitive

• Are rebuilding after injury or stress

• Want to feel more aligned, more mobile, and more at ease in their body