Massage Therapy
Massage therapy involves the manipulation of the body's soft tissues, including the muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints as well as connective tissue.
Massage therapy is a medical treatment with a therapeutic focus that reduces the pain brought on by daily job stress, muscle overuse, and many chronic pain problems.
Such as:
-TMD/TMJ
-Tendonitis
-Low Back Pain
-Headaches
-Sports Injuries
-Osteoarthritis
-Stress Management
-Whiplash
Treatments
-Deep Tissue Massage
(Firm pressure and slow strokes to massage deep layers of muscle and fascia)
-Swedish Massage
(Long, kneading strokes combined with rhythmic tapping strokes and movement of the joints)
-Sports Massage
(Treats sports injuries and increase athletic performance)
-IASTM
(Instrumented-assisted soft tissue mobilization reduces pain, increases range of motion, and decreases the formation of scar tissue)
-Trigger Point Release
(Procedures that release muscle tension and reduce discomfort in muscles by applying and maintaining compressive pressure on your trigger points(knots) until the muscle releases)
-Myofascial Release
(Trauma, inflammatory responses, and surgical procedures create fascial restrictions; tension, and tightness in the body's fascia. Gentle pressure is applied slowly to elongate the fascia)
-Active Manual Release
(Soft tissue method used to relieve tissue tension due to fibrosis or adhesions, caused by overload or repetitive use)
