New Harmony Therapeutic Massage & Somatic Body Work

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Tue:	9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Wed:	9:30 am - 5:00 pm
Thu - Fri:	9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat:	9:00 am - 11:00 am

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Phone: (860) 599-4533

Address: 13 River Crest Dr, Pawcatuck, CT 06379

Website: http://www.newharmonymassage.com

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Swedish Massage
One of the most common forms of massage, Swedish relaxes the muscles and eases aches and pains. It is always integrated into our form bodywork which specializes in postural correction and pain relief.
Deep Tissue Massage
While specializing in neuromuscular reprogramming, Watkins and Shepherd also offer many traditional massage techniques, including deep-tissue, shiatsu and acupressure. Watkins is also starting a new program called “moving from the inside out,” a project that will put her master’s degree in dance movement therapy to work. The couple will be offering massage classes, and Watkins will soon release an instructional DVD “Neuromuscular Triads.” For more information, call (860) 599-4533.
Sports Massage
Developed specifically to treat the athlete, sports massage techniques are utilized at all stages of an event: pre-event to bring health and wellness to the tissues; post- event to enhance recovery; during training to maintain the muscles and enable peak performance and, at any appropriate point, to expedite rehabilitation after injury. Our practitioners may utilize sports massage techniques to facilitate results during a session.
Reiki Massage
Shiatsu Massage
Honors in Psychology, MA in Dance Movement Therapy, Licensed Massage Therapist since 1988, published in Massage Magazine. Trained in Lymphatic Drainage; Energy Work: shiatsu, acupressure, polarity; NeuroMuscular Reprogramming/NeuroKinetic Therapy; originator of (Neuro) ReactiveTriads™ Bodywork -a breakthrough in chronic pain relief (DVD).
Neuromuscular Therapy
E-news: Tip of the Season: Why S-T-R-E-E-E-T-C-H? Cats and dogs take a good stretch every time they get up. We should too, according to “The Fuzz” clip from a cadaver class video shown to us in Florida at an Upledger Neuromuscular Therapy Seminar that was held in November 2007. Apparently we create cotton-like filaments between our fascia as we sleep. They are initially only as strong as cobwebs in our structure and easily break apart when we yawn and stretch; breaking them apart encourages optimum mobility. But in areas of our body that remain relatively immobile they layer up and become thick and difficult to break apart. So informal stretching that just feels good is paramount to good health, especially in those areas where we tend to seize up. So S-T-R-E-E-E-T-C-H and optimize your health. The best part? It’s free! ?

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Manipulation Therapy
So why do people end up in pain even after some time of being worked on regularly? There are a number of reasons. It may be that there is an underlying problem that can’t be addressed by body work. For instance, if someone has lyme disease body work is only going to mitigate the discomfort, it isn’t going to cure it. If hormones are out of balance that is another situation where body work will help but probably won’t get rid of it (some bodywork – Visceral Manipulation, works with the organs and may help with this). If a person is taking specific prescription drugs that cause muscle ache bodywork will help but won’t take care of the problem.
Acupressure
Magazine. Trained in Lymphatic Drainage; Energy Work: shiatsu, acupressure, polarity; Neuro Muscular Reprogramming/NeuroKinetic Therapy; Developer of Reactive Triads™ -a breakthrough in chronic pain relief (DVD).

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