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Swedish Massage
Day-break Geriatric Massage is not just a lighter form of Swedish massage. Rather, it employs specialized techniques. One such techniques is a stroke called “fluffing”, a combination of effleurage and petrissage working on a micro-circulatory level and helping the body release neurotransmitters that relax the smooth muscles and increase blood flow back to the heart.
Deep Tissue Massage
Deep Tissue Massage Therapy: Deep tissue therapy is used in conjunction with other techniques when needed. The therapist must understand the layers of the body's tissue and uses slow, deep stokes to relax, lengthen, and release holding patterns in the myofascial system. There is less emphasis on relaxation and more emphasis on altering the structure, improving posture, and alleviating pain.
Sports Massage
$60
Prenatal Massage
Couples Massage
$120
Chair Massage
Corporate Chair Massage: Employers who offer chair massage to employees soon reap the benefits of this excellent incentive and reward. Studies show that relaxed workers perform their jobs better especially since over 50% of lost work days are reported to be stress-related. Stress at the workplace also increases accidents and attrition. A fifteen-twenty minute chair massage relieves employee stress. Employers report increased alertness, speed and accuracy after an onsite chair massage.
Thai Massage
Medical Massage
Contrary to popular understanding, deep tissue massage should not cause pain. The therapist should approach the tissue slowly so that the deep fascia and muscle tissue "melt" and allow for deeper and deeper penetration. Deep fascia and muscle tissue is both stretched and compressed to bring about a release. Used in conjunction with muscle reeducation, deep tissue therapy is sometimes called medical massage and is effective in treating old or chronic injuries as well as newer injuries that are past the acute stage. The client generally disrobes to the level at which he/she is comfortable and is covered by a sheet except for the area of the the body receiving therapy.
Full Body Massage
The CST technique is gentle and non-invasive. Even children, the elderly, and those suffering from fibromyalgia can receive it. The client is fully clothed and usually lies supine on the massage table. Additionally, CST can be combined with other modalities such as full-body massage or Reiki. A treatment lasts from 60-90 minutes.
Aromatherapy Massage
Aromatherapy Massage: Smell is the first senses to develop in the newborn, and odors can have a profound effect on us at a physical, emotional, and mental level.
Reflexology Massage
Craniosacral Massage
CranioSacral Therapy is a gentle, hands-on method of evaluating and enhancing the functioning of the craniosacral system. The craniosacral system includes the membranes and cerebrospinal fluid that surround and protect the brain and spinal cord. This fluid has a rhythm or pulse, much like the blood or the breath. This rhythm is about 6-12 cycles per minute in a healthy person.
$60
Reiki Massage
Face Massage
$65
Shiatsu Massage
The Enneagram and its theory of three primary centers has connections to a number of body/mind philosophies and bodywork modalities. Among these are Reichian bodywork, Structural Integration, Yoga and Aryuvedic healing, Shiatsu and other Traditional Chinese Medicine approaches such as acupressure. Please click the handout button below, the articles page and the links page for additional information on how the Enneagram and bodywork can be complementary psyche-soma approaches.
Neuromuscular Therapy
Pillossage™ & Thermal Connective Tissue Release: This new pain relief modality is perfect for clients who need deep release of muscles and connective tissue but who do not like or cannot tolerate the deeper and pointed pressure of neuromuscular therapy or traditional deep tissue massage. These include clients with specific conditions such as fibromyalgia, osteoarthritis, degenerative disk disease, excessive scarring, etc.

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Chiropractic Services

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Manipulation Therapy
Myofascial Therapy
Gentle Myofascial Release: The fascia is the thin sheet of connective tissue that covers every structure in the body. Furthermore, this single sheet of tissue is uninterrupted as it travels 3-dimensionally from head to toe, front to back, and interior to exterior. It provides a matrix for intercellular communication and acts as the body's first line of defense against disease and injury. This single sheet of 3-D fascia envelopes, supports, and protects every structure in the body, including every single one of the six trillion body cells; every muscle fiber, muscle and muscle group; every bone, blood vessel, nerve and organ. Fascia literally holds the whole body together and gives the body its shape. If one part of the body's fascia is contracted or injured, it can affect tissue all over the body, just as stretching a thread on a sweater can pull the whole sweater out of proper alignment.
Applied Kinesiology
Touch for Health is a branch of Applied Kinesiology and is related to several other branches of that field. There are a lot of free resources on the web that you can use to explore the principles used in Touch for Health on your own. Others are specialties within the field. Some of these related branches include...
Acupressure
Touch for Health was created by John F. Thie (pronounced 'Tee'), DC (1933-2005). The first TFH manual was published in 1973 and launched a worldwide movement in a holistic approach to health that teaches a way to restore our natural energies. TFH is now being used in over a hundred countries in the world. It is a practical approach using acupressure, touch and massage to improve postural balance and reduce physical and mental pain and tension.
Acupuncture
The method of muscle testing used in Touch for Health is an adaptation of the standards used in physical therapy disciples which were developed by Kendall and Kendall. These standard are based on the research of applied kinesiolgist, Dr. George Goodheart, Jr., who in 1964, established a connection between muscle testing and their association with the Chinese meridians used in acupuncture.

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