Craniosacral and Fascial Therapy in Rapid City, South Dakota

Rapha Fascial Therapy offers gentle, hands-on craniosacral and fascial therapy for babies, children, pregnant women, and adult women in Rapid City, South Dakota.

My approach looks at the body as a whole, recognizing that areas of tension and restriction may influence how the body moves and functions. Through gentle, intentional hands-on work, I aim to support the body's natural processes, encourage nervous system regulation, and help create greater ease and balance throughout the body. Rather than trying to fix or force change, my goal is to support the body in doing what it is naturally designed to do.

My practice is guided by my faith in Christ and a heart for serving others. I believe God is the ultimate healer, and I feel blessed to support each person through their individual journey.

What Fascial Therapy Can Support

  • Babies and Infants

    Constipation, breastfeeding challenges, colic or reflux, difficulty settling, and signs of tension or discomfort in the body (like arching, tight fists, stiffness, trouble getting comfortable), head turning preference, head-shape concerns, traumatic birth, support before and after tongue tie releases

  • Children

    Tension, growing pains, speech difficulties, bedwetting, challenges with regulation, focus, or settling—along with support during orthodontic care (palate expansion, braces, myofunctional therapy), support before and after tongue tie releases

  • Adults

    Migraines, headaches, constipation, jaw tension (TMJ), chronic pain, difficulty sleeping, feeling overwhelmed, stuck in stress, unable to fully relax, sciatic pain, c-section scar tightness and discomfort

  • Pregnancy

    Back and sciatic pain, pelvic and hip discomfort, shoulder and neck tension, difficulty sleeping, and gentle support for birth preparation

Nicole Amisone providing gentle craniosacral and fascial therapy for a baby to support relaxation, breastfeeding difficulties, nervous system function, and tongue tie/tethered oral tissues.

Who I Work With

Babies

Nicole Amisone gently unwinding a child's arm during a craniosacral and fascial therapy session at Rapha Fascial Therapy in Rapid City, South Dakota.

Children and Teens

Nicole Amisone gently unwinding an adult's leg during a craniosacral and fascial therapy session at Rapha Fascial Therapy in Rapid City, South Dakota

Adult Women

Pregnancy & Postpartum

Hi, I’m Nicole

I’m a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) specializing in fascial therapy.

I support infants, children, teens, pregnant/postpartum women, and adult women who are looking for relief from discomfort and nervous system overwhelm. My goal is to create a space where you feel seen, heard, and understood—while your body is supported in doing what it was designed to do: heal.

Whether you’re seeking support for your baby, your child, your teen, your pregnancy, or your own well-being, each session is gentle, individualized, and centered on your body’s natural ability to find balance.

Pediatric bodyworker, bodyworker, craniosacral fascial therapy (CFT), dynamic body balancing, nervous system support

Supporting the Body’s God-Given Ability to Heal

My Approach

I take a whole-body approach to craniosacral and fascial therapy, recognizing that the body is interconnected and that areas of tension may influence other parts of the body.

What is fascia?

Fascia is a web of connective tissue that surrounds and connects structures throughout the body, including muscles, organs, bones, and the brain and spinal cord. Because this tissue is interconnected, restrictions in one area may influence movement, comfort, and tension elsewhere in the body.

What is the craniosacral system?

The craniosacral system consists of the membranes and cerebrospinal fluid surrounding the brain and spinal cord. In my work, I consider how this system relates to the body's fascial network and take a whole-body approach when working with areas of tension.

My work is gentle, intuitive, and guided by how the body responds during each session. Through intentional hands-on techniques and myofascial unwinding, I aim to support the body's natural processes and encourage greater ease and balance.

I believe our bodies were thoughtfully created by God, and my faith is an important part of how I serve others. I pray throughout my sessions, asking God for wisdom and guidance as I work with each individual. I feel blessed to be able to support others in this way.

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“For I will restore health to you, and your wounds I will heal, declares the Lord.”

— Jeremiah 30:17

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