Massage
Once you're ready, post-natal massage offers relief from the aches and pains that come during the first few weeks of taking care of your new baby. Your therapist works with you to make sure you're comfortable, and you may choose to continue treatment in the side lying position, or remain on your back for the length of treament.
- Injury recovery and management.
- Applied anatomy and body mechanics.
- Pain relief and discomfort.
- Muscle tension reduction.
- General therapeutic massage.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Once you're ready, post-natal massage offers relief from the aches and pains that come during the first few weeks of taking care of your new baby. Your therapist works with you to make sure you're comfortable, and you may choose to continue treatment in the side lying position, or remain on your back for the length of treament.
- Perinatal and prenatal massage for pregnancy comfort.
- Postpartum and breast health massage for recovery and care.
- Fertility support massage techniques to improve reproductive comfort.
- Pediatric and infant massage for newborns and parents.
- Sports rehabilitation and neurological rehab-focused manual therapy.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Once you're ready, post-natal massage offers relief from the aches and pains that come during the first few weeks of taking care of your new baby. Your therapist works with you to make sure you're comfortable, and you may choose to continue treatment in the side lying position, or remain on your back for the length of treament.
- Soft tissue and joint assessment for dysfunction.
- Manual manipulation for pain relief and function.
- Treatment and prevention of soft tissue pain.
- Maintain and rehabilitate physical function with massage.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Lymphatic Drainage
Manual lymphatic drainage (Vodder technique) is a gentle, non-invasive manual technique that encourages lymph flow from the tissues to the lymph nodes. MLD is used to ease swelling and relieve discomfort, specifically post-injury and during pregnancy. Treatments generally combine both MLD and some massage, and will focus on 1-2 areas of concern. Treatment is covered under Registered Massage Therapy