Massage Services

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Is a type of bodywork developed by Erik Dalton, Ph.D. which blends the principles of osteopathy and structural integration to relieve chronic pain, and reduce the potential for the emergence of pain which could become chronic over time. This technique is often integrated 

into regular massage and bodywork sessions, and it can also be used alone to treat systemic 

problems.

Deep tissue massage focuses on the deeper layers of muscle tissue to really work soreness and pain out of the body. It utilizes slower, concentrated hand strokes and deep finger pressure on areas with chronic pain. More intense than other massage techniques, it is similar to a sports massage.

Sports massage is often used on athletes and individuals who are active and work out often. This technique can enhance athletic performance and prevent and treat sports-related injuries. It has also been shown to help injuries heal quicker.

The most popular massage technique, Swedish uses a variety of strokes and pressure techniques to enhance blood flow, remove wastes from the body, stretch ligaments and tendons, and ease physical pain.

A large array of modalities from many disciplines that are combined to treat a specific injury as it is presented to the therapist at the time of treatment.

This therapy works both the superficial fascia and myofascia of the body. It will create a lighter, roomier and freer feel, thus increasing R.O.M. to superficial tissue and major joints. It is now widely accepted that proper care of the myofascial portion of the connective tissue system as an integral part in achieving optimal health and function. 

A special type of massage that works the specific areas of chronic pain & dysfunction. Usually associated with trigger points at the attachments or the belly of the muscle or muscles involved.

Combining some elements of sports and medical massage, orthopedic massage integrates ten modalities to treat soft-tissue pain and injury. Emphasis is placed on understanding both the injury and its rehabilitation criteria. Three basic elements adhered to, despite the technical diversity in treatment, are assessment, matching the treatment to the injury, and adaptability of treatment.

Designed for treatment of headaches, head injury, TMJ problems and some types of back pain. This is a gentle technique aligning the hydraulic system that surrounds the central nervous system.

Energy Work is the practice of balancing the energy field that surrounds the human body. Called “chi,” or an “aura” or simply,  “the energy field,” this energy is referenced in many cultural  traditions and is central to several alternative healing techniques. It  is often divided in chakras — each one corresponding to a person’s mental, emotional, and physical self.