Your Massage Options

Trigger Point Therapy

Trigger points are stuck areas of muscle fiber that often refer pain to other areas of the body. Common symptoms that sufferers feel from trigger points are achiness, muscle weakness, fatigue, sharp pain, and dull constant irritation in a muscle or limb.

Sports Massage

This type of massage is aimed towards helping people with physically demanding lifestyles, jobs, and hobbies. The manual manipulation and application of these massage techniques aim towards bringing overworked and fatigued muscles back to a state of well-being.

Deep Tissue Massage

Deep tissue massage aims toward finding and addressing areas of stuck or adhered tissue at the deepest layer in the body. Deep Tissue Massage helps break down calcifications and scar tissue that limit range of motion (ROM) and cause pain, especially near joints. This style of massage pairs well with Trigger Point Therapy to ultimately help the body re-learn how to move without pain.

Joint Mobilization

 This massage technique can be used to treat both joints and soft tissues. Joint mobilization occurs when a bone or vertebrae is moved to relieve tension, stiffness, and pain. The technique also can greatly improve range of motion. Joint mobilizations are delivered with various pressures based on our therapist's analysis of the problem and desired outcome.

Hot Stone Massage

As the name implies, this massage uses smooth, heated stones to warm and relax the targeted muscles. During the massage session, hot stones will be placed on specific points along your body to promote relaxation and relieve tension. Andie may also use the stones as an extension of her hands, gliding the stones along your muscles to produce relaxation, improve circulation, and calm the mind.

Cupping 

Cupping therapy is an ancient form of alternative medicine. Specially designed cups are placed on targeted body areas to create suction that reroutes and draws blood way from certain parts of your body. It can help with pain and inflammation relief, overall relaxation and well-being, and as an adjunct to other massage modalities.



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