Medical Massage Therapy
Medical massages help with pain management along with reducing stress, increase relaxation, all while improving circulation, energy, alertness
Various Different Modalities (Tools of trained therapists).
- Movement & Structure/Rolfing
- Postural Assessment to treat the body as a whole
- Myofascial release
- Study of muscle motion and rate of change with a goal of creating a better range of motion and function in the body
- Trigger point therapy
- Working out muscular adhesions/knots with localized or referred pain
- Applied kinesiology
- Understanding how a normal range of motion should be and how to increase it
- Sports Massage
- Reflexology
- Contrast Hydrotherapy
Sports Massage Therapy
Sports massage increases range of motion throughout the body, Sports stretching and active resistances lead to enhanced performance along with decreased muscle stiffness and soreness after exercise or physical activity.
Techniques include:
- AROM – active range of motion
- PROM – passive range of motion
- AT – active resistance
- MRT – manual resistive tests
Reflexology
Reflexology is a great tool for relaxation, improvement of nerve function and brainpower. It can increase blood circulation, boost metabolism and reduce headaches.
**Future adult education classes coming soon.
MediCupping (TM)
Vacuum therapy, active cupping, lymphatic drainage and node stimulation, scar tissue reduction, magnet therapy, spider vein improvement, facial lift (once approved through post-COVID). Along with the incorporation of Magnet Therapy.
VacuTherapies(TM)
VacuTherapiesTM provide a wonderful bridge to the medical community, with special applications for pre and post-surgery conditions, chiropractic and orthopedic work, conditions associated with Diabetes, Parkinson’s, Fibromyalgia, and much more. Results are fast and comfortable for the client and practitioner, and noticeably impressive to medical professionals.
Contrast Hydrotherapy
Using an alteration of hot and cold treatment, contract hydrotherapy helps with breaking chronic pain cycles.