Danielle Parkinson
- Expert in myofascial release and somatic restoration.
- Focuses on injury prevention and pain management.
- Dedicated to client progress and returning to activities.
- Integrates fitness, nutrition, and health education.
- Empowers clients to live without pain.
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Roseville Cryotherapy
2600 Eureka Rd, Roseville, CA, 95662
Danielle has practiced myofascial release, musculoskeletal alignments (somatic restoration), sports, deep tissue, and neuromuscular therapy for over seventeen years, with her primary focus on injury prevention, pain management, and rehabilitation. The driving force for Danielle has the opportunity to watch clients progress and experience the things they love again. Every year she strives to continue her education to expand knowledge and abilities in therapy, fitness, nutrition, and health education. “I enjoy helping people understand that pain is not something they have to live with, and they have someone in their corner, dedicated to getting them back on the right path.”
Session includes any of the modalities listed below Medical Massage Therapy/Clinical Bodywork Musculoskeletal Alignment Stretching IASTM/Graston 5 minutes of localized cryotherapy Cupping 1 area of Kinesiology Taping Medical Massage Therapy and Clinical Bodywork These are sessions that address and treat medical conditions acknowledged by your general healthcare professional or specialist. These soft tissue manipulation sessions will factor into a larger treatment plan that is based on your health needs and goals such as recovering from an acute injury, chronic illness or post-surgery rehab. Assisted stretching Progress your flexibility to a whole new level! Focus on a problem area or stretch it all out. Stretching sessions are customized to fit your individual needs. Stretching It shouldn't be painful, it should be enjoyable! Good news is, if your are not there yet we have some tricks to get you there faster. *Increase your range of motion *Improve your flexibility *Quicken your physical reaction time *Reduce pain *Straighten up posture IASTM or graston. A popular treatment for myofascial restriction. Instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization IASTM uses specially designed instruments to provide a mobilizing effect to scar tissue and myofascial adhesions. Cupping During a cupping session, round cups are placed directly on your skin. The cup is manually pumped/squeezed to create a suction and the cups are then left on your skin for several minutes encouraging blood flow. This increased circulation may promote healing and reduce pain. Cupping was documented in one of the oldest medical textbooks in the world, Ebers Papyrus, which was written in 1550 BC.