Welcome to the fascinating world of fascia! The mysterious connective tissue that wraps around all the muscles, bones, and organs in our body, and has even more nerve that you can imagine.
Our fascia is composed of connective tissue that envelops nearly every individual cell in our bodies. Without connective tissue, our bodies would lack structure, as it connects everything to everything else. 

Fascia comes in various forms, creating delicate structures at the cellular level that surround individual cells. It intensifies and forms tangible structures around individual muscles and muscle groups, enveloping our entire body like a tailored coat. This superficial fascial layer connects the skin to the body, providing not only stability and shape but also flexibility and mobility.

The condition of fascia can be experienced on the body surface (Soma) through touch and palpation. This direct bodily sensation is called a somatic experience. Gentle mobilization in specific areas can restore the tissue to a natural balance. (Rebalancing). This process of tissue restoration is called rebalancing.

In summary: Mobilization (Rebalancing) of the superficial fascial layer occurs through the body/body surface (Soma) and the deeper fascial structures.