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Massage Therapy Services
Deep Muscle/Connective Tissue: Releases the chronic patterns of
tension in the body through slow strokes and deep pressure.
Trigger Point Therapy: Concentrated finger pressure is applied to
"trigger points", which are painful irritate ares in the muscles, to
break the cycle of spasm and pain.
Sports Massage: Specifically designed for the athletes or those who
engage in sports, exercise or fitness programs. Can be used to
prepare the muscles for strenuous activity or assist the body in
recovering from the aftereffects of such an activity.
Myofascial Release: Sustained force is applied to the superficial or
deep fascia and muscle to lengthen the fascia and increase mobility.
Swedish Massage: A general systemic massage of soft tissues of the
body to induce a sate of deep relaxation.
Acupressure/Shiatsu: An Asian-based system of finger pressure
massage that treats special points along acupuncture meridians.
Reflexology: Organized around a system of points on the hands
and feet that are thought to correspond to the major joints and
organs of the body.
Deep Muscle/Connective Tissue: Releases the chronic patterns of
tension in the body through slow strokes and deep pressure.
Trigger Point Therapy: Concentrated finger pressure is applied to
"trigger points", which are painful irritate ares in the muscles, to
break the cycle of spasm and pain.
Sports Massage: Specifically designed for the athletes or those who
engage in sports, exercise or fitness programs. Can be used to
prepare the muscles for strenuous activity or assist the body in
recovering from the aftereffects of such an activity.
Myofascial Release: Sustained force is applied to the superficial or
deep fascia and muscle to lengthen the fascia and increase mobility.
Swedish Massage: A general systemic massage of soft tissues of the
body to induce a sate of deep relaxation.
Acupressure/Shiatsu: An Asian-based system of finger pressure
massage that treats special points along acupuncture meridians.
Reflexology: Organized around a system of points on the hands
and feet that are thought to correspond to the major joints and
organs of the body.
| Treatments are customized to treat individual concerns. Different modalities, including gentle stretching, may be incorporated. |
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