Massage
**NOT BILLABLE TO INSURANCE** Our massage treatments are tailored to meet your unique needs, whether you're seeking therapeutic relief or deep relaxation. These treatments can help reduce stress, improve circulation, ease muscle tension, and support overall well-being. Please note that these treatments are not eligible for insurance or benefit billing.
Relaxation Massage is a lighter treatment, usually includes back, arms, and legs. It is meant for helping you to unwind, lower muscle tension, help alleviate anxiety and depression, improve sleep, increase circulation, lower pain, improve immune system function, and increase parasympathetic nervous system actions.
- Supports individuals through oncology and post-mastectomy massage.
- Aids relief from chronic issues like trigger points.
- Releases fascial restrictions and nerve entrapment.
- Helps reduce muscle knots and pain.
- Focuses on long-term rehabilitation and body mechanics.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Relaxation Massage is a lighter treatment, usually includes back, arms, and legs. It is meant for helping you to unwind, lower muscle tension, help alleviate anxiety and depression, improve sleep, increase circulation, lower pain, improve immune system function, and increase parasympathetic nervous system actions.
- Deep tissue massage for chronic muscle tension.
- Trigger point release to relieve localized pain.
- Injury recovery-focused soft tissue therapy.
- Therapeutic massage for improved movement and function.
- Sports and active lifestyle massage for performance.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Deep Tissue Therapeutic Massage This treatment is focused on relieving chronic muscle tension, reducing stress, and addressing specific physical conditions or areas of discomfort. It targets the deeper layers of muscles and connective tissue (fascia) using slow, firm, and sustained pressure especially over areas of tightness or trigger points. Techniques may include elements of Swedish massage, myofascial release, and trigger point therapy. Deep Tissue massage is generally more intense than relaxation-focused styles, as it works into the deeper structures of the body to support long-term relief and improved mobility. You may experience some post-massage soreness as your body responds to the deeper work and begins the healing process.
- Combines massage with movement science.
- Focuses on injury prevention and rehabilitation.
- Aims for improved movement and overall wellness.
- Integrates kinesiology expertise into treatments.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.