Exceptional Massage Therapy
Massage Therapy is a combination of movements that relaxes tense muscles and soothes nerves. Slow movements calm the body and mind, brisk movements stimulate blood flow, and deep kneading stretches and relaxes tense muscles.
Our experienced practitioners have specific specialties to help with pain and relaxation. We offer 9 different types of Massage Therapy techniques.
Our experienced practitioners have specific specialties to help with pain and relaxation. We offer 9 different types of Massage Therapy techniques.
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Sports Massage
Sports massage can be for either pre-event or post-event. The pre-event massage can help to reduce the risk of injury, as well as help the athlete to gain maximum flexibility, power, speed and endurance, preparing the athlete for all out effort during the time of competition. The massage therapist can also aid the athlete in performing warm-up stretches such as active assisted stretches.
Practitioner: Hannah Dearing, Andrea Ramsey, Tiffany Sherrill |
Myofascial Release Therapy
Myofascial Release releases tension from the fibrous bands of connective tissue (fascia) in the body. It frees restrictions or blockages in the fascia, and tension on bones, muscles and joints is ultimately relieved. Myofascial release restores balance in the body. Gentle kneading and stretching will soften, lengthen, stretch and realign the fascia.
Practitioner: Hannah Dearing, Andrea Ramsey, Tiffany Sherrill, Tara Hedges |
Trigger Point Massage
A trigger point is a small contraction knot in the muscle tissue. It affects the muscle by keeping it tight and weak and in a contracted state. As a result, these tight muscle fibers keep constant tension on the muscle’s attachment points, often producing pain in adjacent joints as well as in the soft tissue. This massage is specific for this type of pain.
Practitioner: Hannah Dearing |
Pregnancy Massage
The massage is done in a side-lying position for the greater comfort of the client. Aching muscles and joints are relieved. Excess metabolic waste is flushed from the body reducing tension, headaches and edema. The mother leaves the session feeling more relaxed which has been shown to increase fetal nutrient uptake.
Practitioner: Andrea Ramsey, Tara Hedges |
Thai Yoga Massage
Thai Yoga Massage employs passive stretches, massage techniques and simple yoga postures with directed breathing. Any of the postures can be further modified for the comfort of the client. Both relaxing and invigorating, this is an excellent antidote to the ill effects of a stressful or busy lifestyle.
Practitioner: Tara Hedges |
Maya Abdominal Massage
Maya Abdominal Massage is a non-invasive, external, massage technique. It guides internal abdominal organs into their proper position for optimum health and well being. The technique works by relieving congestion and blockages to improve the flow of chi and fluids of the circulatory, lymphatic and nervous systems to prevent the progression of chronic disease symptomology.
Practitioner: Suzi Wilkoff |
Relaxation Massage
Relaxation massage is a smooth, gentle style of massage designed to improve circulation, range of movement, relief minor muscle pain, and promote overall relaxation.
Practitioner: Jenee Murphy, Shannon Knapp |
Deep Tissue Massage
Deep tissue massage focuses on realigning deeper layers of muscles and connective tissue. Some of the same strokes are used in classic massage therapy, but the movement is slower and the pressure is deeper and concentrated on areas of tension and pain.
Practitioner: Hannah Dearing, Andrea Ramsey, Tiffany Sherrill, Tara Hedges |
Raindrop Therapy
Raindrop Therapy is a combination of aromatherapy and massage. A specific sequence of essential oils are dispensed along the spine from a height of about six inches and massaged into the skin, which has been prepped with a blend of jojoba and other natural oils.
Practitioner: Tara Hedges |
