A Healing Journey: A Holistic Approach to Helping You Thrive

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Jennie Blevins, RN, BSN 

 Myofascial Release Practitioner specializing in the 

John F. Barnes Approach

Combining extensive medical expertise with compassionate healing, Jennie guides her clients beyond pain towards renewed balance. With a background in orthopedic nursing, she has assisted many individuals coping with chronic pain and physical challenges. Her personal experience with unresolved pain inspired her to embrace Myofascial Release therapy—particularly the John F. Barnes Method, a well-regarded and highly effective technique for releasing fascial restrictions. Jennie is committed to helping others find lasting relief, improved mobility, and enhanced well-being through this powerful method. Whether you’re healing from injury, managing ongoing conditions, or aiming to reconnect with your body, Jennie offers empathetic and support throughout your healing process

Jennie’s Journey

Welcome to my business page, I'm glad you're here. Let me introduce myself, I'm Jennie, a registered nurse with extensive medical experience spanning back to 2002. I hold an Associate’s Degree in Nursing from The Christ Hospital School of Nursing and Health Sciences, as well as a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Cincinnati. I initially worked as a medical assistant in various healthcare settings before becoming a nurse. My nursing journey began in 2008.
Throughout my nursing career, I specialized in orthopedics but gained valuable experience in neurology, ENT, and pain management. My professional path started at The Christ Hospital in 2006, where I worked as a patient care assistant while pursuing my nursing degree. I then started my nursing career there in 2008. In 2018, I joined Beacon Orthopedics, where I continue to work on a PRN basis at their surgery center in Sharonville, Ohio.
My personal journey led me to explore Myofascial Release Therapy (MFR) due to persistent health challenges, including unexplained aches, pains, and multiple surgeries. In 2022, I faced the need for a second shoulder surgery and a reoccurring hip issue arose again, which prompted me to seek alternative solutions. A transformative experience with MFR inspired me to pursue this healing practice as my life's purpose. In January 2023 I enrolled in my first three MFR seminars, I embarked on this new path by registering my own LLC in May 2023, and officially opening my practice in June 2023.
I am dedicated to helping others thrive in their lives through Myofascial Release Therapy, a role I never expected but have found immensely fulfilling.

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  • Myofascial Release is a gentle, hands-on approach that addresses restrictions in the fascia — the connective tissue that surrounds and supports every muscle, bone, and organ in your body. Using the John F. Barnes Method, sessions combine three elements: structural release, to free areas of tension and restriction; unwinding, allowing the body to move naturally into positions that support its own healing; and rebounding, a gentle technique that helps calm the nervous system.

    Unlike deep tissue massage, MFR uses sustained, gentle pressure held over time — often just a few ounces of pressure — to allow the fascia to soften and release at its own pace. Many clients are also introduced to self-treatment techniques, so healing continues well beyond the session itself.

    Every body holds tension differently — sessions are always tailored to you, not a one-size-fits-all routine.

  • Myofascial Release addresses a wide range of pain and dysfunction by releasing restrictions in the body's connective tissue. Some of the most common issues I help clients with include:

    • Chronic Pain

    • Headaches / Migraines

    • TMJ / Jaw Pain

    • Neck & Back Pain

    • Plantar Fasciitis

    • Scoliosis

    • Women's Health Issues

    • Pelvic Pain

    • Sports Injuries

    • Scars

    • Trauma (Physical & Emotional)

      These are just some of the many issues MFR can help with. Contact me to find out how MFR can support your healing..

  • Fascia doesn't just hold physical tension — it can hold the imprint of trauma, stress, and emotional experiences the body hasn't fully processed. Many clients come to Myofascial Release for a physical issue and discover, often unexpectedly, that releasing fascial restrictions also brings a sense of emotional relief and release.

    This is a gentle, safe, and deeply respectful process. There's no forcing or rushing — MFR simply creates the space for the body to let go of what it's been holding onto, at whatever pace feels right for you. Whether you're working through the physical aftermath of an injury or surgery, or carrying tension tied to a difficult experience, this work meets you where you are.

    Healing isn't just physical. If you're carrying more than just sore muscles, MFR may offer relief you didn't expect.

Milford, OH

202 Locust St.
Milford, OH 45150

(Wednesdays)

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8180 Corporate Park Dr.

Suite 125

Cincinnati, OH 45242

(Tuesdays & Fridays)

Montgomery, OH

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What People Are Saying

★★★★★ "Jennie really cares about her clients. She is knowledgeable and never fails to help bring relief to whatever situation I have going on. Jennie has helped my scars heal better, relieved headaches and eased ankle pain. She's wonderful!" — Kristi

★★★★★ "I was referred to Jennie by my PT therapist so glad he did!! I had multiple surgeries on my knee and she has helped so much with all my other problems with my changing gait. Lower back, hips and so on. She is so caring and helping me cope with all the issues and pain. I leave there feeling so much better. Thanks Jennie." — Barbara

★★★★★ "I recently had the pleasure of trying MFR for neck and shoulder tension, accumulated over years of desk work. Her gentle yet effective approach was a revelation to me. During the session, I felt immediate relief as tension melted away and my shoulder and neck movement became noticeably easier. Though sore for a couple days, I'm more mindful of my posture, and I feel significantly looser. I'll definitely return for more sessions. Thank you Jennie, for your amazing work." — Michelle

★★★★★ "I came to Jennie after a weekend doing a Spartan obstacle race feeling sore, beat up, and honestly not sure what to expect since I had never tried myofascial release before. She immediately made me feel comfortable and explained what she was doing along the way. The session was helpful as I walked out feeling more relaxed, looser, and noticeably less sore. Jennie has a real gift for this work and a calm, healing presence that makes the experience even better. If you're dealing with pain, tightness, or just want to recover better, I highly recommend checking out A Healing Journey." — Jeff