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Treatments:
When you come to our clinic, please discuss the needs with our massage therapists and they will be happy to tailor a massage solution for you that can address your concerns.
Relaxation Massage
It is a smooth, gentle, flowing style that promotes general relaxation, relieves muscular tension, plus improves circulation and range of movement.
Deep Tissue Massage
It involves applying firm pressure and slow strokes to reach deeper layers of muscle and fascia. It is used for chronic aches and pains.
Therapeutic Massage
Is the combination of specific techniques and right amount of pressure that is appropriate for you (not always deep tissue). It will help to relieve pain, reduce stress, and work on a specific problem.
Prenatal Massage
This type of massage can reduce stress hormones in your body and relax and loosen your muscles. During pregnancy, regular prenatal massages may not only help you relax, but may also relieve insomnia, joint pain, neck and back pain, leg cramping and sciatica.
RAPID Upper Body
RAPID Neuro fascial reset is a revolutionary soft tissue manual technique that focuses on the central nervous system. It addresses tensions and restriction is the muscles, fascia, nerves and ligaments. Some of the conditions that can be resolved with RAPID upper body technique include headaches and migraines.
Children's Massage
It helps decrease muscle tension and increase range of motion, which assists in recovering from, or preventing, injuries. This type of massage can also improve quality of sleep, provide more energy and increase concentration, and helps regulate anxiety and stress levels in children.
Face Massage
It can increase blood circulation and oxygen flow to the facial muscles and skin, the face is less likely to fall into deep wrinkles or show signs of physical and/or emotional stress. It also can help reduce headaches and be both relaxing and therapeutic.
Cupping Therapy
It is an ancient form of alternative medicine that is commonly used nowadays as well. Cups are used for many purposes, including to help with pain, inflammation, blood flow, relaxation and well-being, and as a type of deep-tissue massage.
Aromatherapy
During this treatment, you inhale essential oil molecules and absorb them through your skin that helps reduce stress, relieve pain and anxiety, increase calmness and relaxation.
Foot Massage
Your feet work hard for you every day. While a foot massage may feel the same as a reflexology treatment that corresponds with organs, it is a different treatment. Foot massage improves circulation, stimulates muscles, reduces tension, often eases pain.
CranioSacral Therapy
It is a light touch, whole-body treatment technique that helps alleviate the aches, pains, and strains of life; improves coping mechanisms to allow for better management of stress, improves body ability to self-care.
Hot Stone Therapy
It is a massage treatment technique that involves the use of smooth, heated stones. It helps to reduce tension, eases muscle stiffness and increases circulation and metabolism.
Sports Massage
It is one of the most effective ways to maintain and protect the body from aches, pains and injuries. Sports massage can help even if you don't exercise regularly but if you do, you can have pre- and post event treatments.
Visceral Therapy
It is a gentle manual therapy technique that a therapist is using to move and release fascial restrictions in your abdomen and pelvis to encourage the normal movement and function of your internal organs.
Gua Sha Technique
It is a form of manual therapy known as an instrument-assisted mobilization that helps to improve circulation, reduce inflammation, and promote healing.
Manual Osteopathy
Manual Osteopathy is a type of manual therapy which aims to restore optimal function in the body.
This goal is achieved by the use of the manual osteopath’s highly refined sense of touch that is developed over many years of training. This refined palpation skill allows the practitioner to feel not only surface tensions, like muscle tensions and inflammation, but also deeper tensions and distortions.
The concept of the inter-relatedness of the body’s systems and tissues also plays an important role in how the manual osteopath reasons, and lends a holistic perspective to the therapy.