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Massage
Therapeutic massage therapy refers to the manipulation of soft tissues in the body to promote healing, relaxation, and overall well-being. It involves various techniques applied by registered massage therapists to address specific physical issues or to simply induce a sense of relaxation and stress relief.
Hot stones are used to melt muscles during the massage. Think of it like melting butter only the stones are used to melt muscles tension. So the therapist can get in deeper without causing pain.
Hot Stone
Application of decompressed cups on the skin, lifting the underlying soft tissues.
Cupping
IASTM works like a regular massage, but specialized tools are used in place of the therapist’s hands. These tools allow for a more direct treatment of the soft tissues of the body. Also known as Graston.
Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Moblization
Improve flexibility, mobility, and overall physical well-being through targeted stretching techniques and therapeutic massage.
Assissted Stretching
An extremely gentle hands on technique that encourages the movement of fluids and calms the central nervous system. Increasing health and balance from the cranium to the sacrum.
Cranial Sacral Therapy
Visceral Manipulation is a manual therapy technique that involves gentle, specific hand placements that encourage normal mobility, tone, and inherent tissue motion of the viscera (organs) and their connective tissues. Developed by French osteopath Jean-Pierre Barral, visceral manipulation is based on the concept that the body's organs need to move freely and correctly in order to function optimally.
Visceral Manipulation
Our lymph system is an integral part of the body's immunity and waste removal. With gentle, precise techniques MLT acts as a manual pump that can more than double the body's lymph drainage in a 48 hour period. Thus, speeding up the body's recovery and improving immunity to help with; swollen lymph nodes, allergies, brain fog, digestive issues and constipation.
Lymphatic Drainage
Pregnancy massage is a special adapted gentle and soothing massage, tailored specifically for the mom to be.
Pregnancy Massage
Whole body healing, while removing negative energies and balancing your Chakras.
Japanese Head Massaage
Rain Drop Massage is a technique that blends specific essential oils to your treatment. This massage helps relax your body and mind.
Raindrop Therapy Massage
Healing technique that channel’s energy into the patient by means of touch, to activate the natural healing process of the patient’s body and restore physical and emotional wellness.
Reiki
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The benefits of a therapeutic massage along with energy balancing of a Reiki Treatment.
Facial Massage
Massage treatment at your own place. Wellness at your own location!
Mobile Massage
Enhance your Athletic performance, preventing injury and improve recovery time. With the use of various techniques to address specific muscle groups and soft tissue imbalances.
Sports Massage
Rejuvenating Facial and Buccal Massage. Releases puffiness, increases collagen production and releases tension of the face and sinuses.
Facial Massage
Oncology massage is a modification of massage therapy techniques in order to safely work with the effects of cancer, and includes people in active treatments, recovery or survivorship.
Essential aspects of an oncology massage therapist’s skill set are an informed understanding of the side effects of cancer treatments, such as medications, surgery, chemotherapy and radiation.
Certain massage modifications will remain crucial even decades after treatment is complete. When providing massage for someone who has a history of cancer treatment, primary massage considerations include, but are not limited to, bone integrity, vital organ involvement and compromised lymph nodes.
Oncology Massage Therapy
Massage Therapy performed by a 2nd year massage therapy student.
Student Massage
Heated bamboo is held by the therapist and rolled over the tissue the same way they would with their hands. This technique is similar to a hot stone massage combined with IASTM.
Rattan
Fire cupping is a non-invasive treatment that uses Glass Cups to create a stronger suction to increase blood flow and relieve pain and inflammation, better than silicon cups. The amount of suction applied to each cup is always adjusted to suit each person.
An alcohol-soaked cotton ball on forceps is lit on fire and briefly inserted into a round glass cup and then quickly removed before the cup is placed immediately on the skin. The fire burns the oxygen inside the cup and creates a vacuum, which pulls the skin and tissue partially into the cup. The cups are left in place for several minutes, or moved across the skin, in which case oil is applied to the skin beforehand to make it easier to move the cup. The fire never touches the skin; its purpose is to create the vacuum and to warm the cup prior to placing it on the skin.
Fire Cupping
An ancient healing practice that originated in Thailand. It combines acupressure, assisted yoga poses, and energy work to improve flexibility, circulation, and overall well-being. Unlike many Western massage styles, Thai massage is typically performed on a mat on the floor while fully clothed. Table treatment available as well.
Thai Massage
Improve flexibility, mobility, and overall physical well-being through targeted stretching techniques and therapeutic massage.
Facilitated Stretching