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Active Isolated Stretching
Stretching is one of the most important steps in muscle health. Proper stretching will help you reduce pain from overuse and increase range of motion of joints allowing you to move better. With Active Isolated Stretching, the client actively participates in the stretching movement. Our trained professionals teach you to isolate muscle tissue and maximize effectiveness of each stretch without the pain.

Aromatherapy
Imagine the sweet smell of the ocean, your favorite flower, peppermint tea, or a late afternoon a rain. Listen to the music take you away during this wonderful session of aromatic treatment. Feel the strong gentle hands of the massage therapist take all the pain away. If this sounds like something you would like to experience, let us know.

CranioSacral Therapy

Delicate manual touch and techniques are used to release problem areas and relieve undo pressure on the brain and spinal chord. This therapy helps alleviate a range of problems including, but not limited to: Migraines & tension headaches, chronic neck and back pain, and chronic fatigue.

Lymph Drainage Therapy (LDT)

The lymphatic system is a drainage and purifying system for the body. It is under stress when the body is injured or unhealthy. LDT is a very gentle procedure that will assist in the movement of lymphatic fluid helping eliminate fluid retention, toxins and trapped proteins in your tissues. It stimulates and boosts your immune system, relieves hidden stress and emotional trauma.

Myopractic® Deep Tissue
Robert Petteway invented this technique and founded the Myopractic® Institute in Houston, TX. His form of deep tissue therapy goes to the core of the body's structure. It is done in a progressive series of sessions, which work different parts of the body with each session. This softer approach of structural integration is used to improve posture, free movement and relieve chronic pain. Click here for more information.
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Neuromuscular Therapy
This is a type of deep tissue work used in the rehabilitation and re-education of soft tissue injuries. It includes movement as well as deep muscle manipulation to help speed recovery of the injured area and surrounding areas. Click here for more information.

Orthopedic Massage

This combination of Active Isolated Stretching, Myofacial Release Techniques and Joint Mobilization make up this specialized massage modality. The main focal points of this style of rehabilitation therapy are upper and lower extremity injuries, lower back and sciatic pain, thoracic outlet syndrome, cervical conditions, frozen shoulders, and hip and knee pain.

Pregnancy Massage
Therapeutic massage is a completely safe, natural, and drug-free method of relieving the aches and pains of pregnancy. Massage helps alleviate stress on the weight bearing joints and relieves soreness in the muscles that are supporting the additional weight of the baby.

Raindrop Therapy

Combines the art of aromatherapy with the techniques of Vita Flex (a type of foot massage) and massage. It is a gentle massage method of "dropping" essential oils on the spine and back in conjunction with Vita Flex.

Reiki

Healing is practiced by "laying on of hands." It is an ancient method of gentle touch that traces its origins to Tibetan Buddhism. It is used for transferring healing energy through a facilitator to a receiver. Reiki is a technique for total relaxation and stress relief that energizes the body safely and quickly. It allows the mind and body to heal themselves.

Sports Massage

Pre and post-event work for the athlete in all of us. This massage gets you ready for an event, or helps speed recovery. Preparation massage for an event includes stretching and invigorating strokes to improve movement and blood flow. Post event includes light compression and stretching to allow the muscles to lengthen and relax.

Swedish Massage
This is the most popular form of massage therapy in the world. Invented by Henrik Ling from Sweden in the 1830's, this form of therapy uses five different strokes and manipulates the superficial layers of muscle tissue. Therapists use hands, forearms and/or elbows along with active or passive movement of joints. Some of the benefits are mental relaxation, improved sleep, increased circulation and general muscle relief.