- Deep tissue and myofascial release specialist.
- Emphasizes consistent treatments for problem-solving.
- Promotes lifestyle commitment for physical health.
- Focus on long-term progress, not just quick fixes.
- Expanding into Cranio-Sacral and Hot-Cupping.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
All Deep Massage & Wellness Clinic Inc.
130, 150 Chippewa Road, Sherwood Park, AB, T8A 6A2
Sara Chamberland, R.M.T., (M.T.A.A.) – graduated from Grant MacEwan Massage Therapy program in 2009 with a 2200 hour certification. She specializes in deep tissue massage and myofacial release. Her repertoire includes therapeutic, trigger point, pre & post-natal, hot-stone and foot reflexology. She is currently looking to expand her scope to include Cranio-Sacral massage as well as Hot-Cupping massage. Her core belief in Massage Therapy lies in that consistent treatments and reassessments may be required in order to solve a problem. Progress requires a lifestyle commitment and physical health is a destination.
Massage
Relaxation massage is essentially the same as a gentle Swedish massage that uses smooth, gliding strokes. The primary purpose will be to help you relax, and the massage therapist will probably move at a slower pace and use lighter pressure.
Reflexology
Reflexology is the application of pressure to specific points and areas on the feet. These areas and reflex points correspond to different body organs, bones and body systems within the body. Pressing these areas has a beneficial effect on these organs and bones as well as a person's general health. Reflexology is not used to diagnose or cure conditions but can be used to help treat illness and to help relieve tension and stress. It is especially complimentary with other treatment modalities such as Massage Therapy, Acupuncture and Chiropractic. A complete foot reflexology treatment takes between 45 and 60 minutes. Usual reactions from a session may include feeling a sense of lightness and tingling in the body, a feeling of warmth throughout the body and a feeling or relaxation. Other reactions can include perspiration of hands or feet, the sensation of being cold or chilled, feeling light-headed, sleepiness, coughing, crying, laughing and rarely some muscle tenderness.