Massage therapy, also known as Swedish massage, is the most common form of massage therapy in the United States.

Massage therapists use long, smooth strokes, kneading and other movements focused on superficial layers of muscle using massage oil or lotion.

Massage therapy improves circulation by bringing oxygen and other nutrients to body tissues.

It relieves muscle tension and pain, increases flexibility and mobility, and helps clear lactic acid and other waste, which reduces pain and stiffness in muscles and joints.

• Back pain.
• Inflammatory conditions such as arthritis and tendinitis.
• Stress relief and stress-related conditions.
• Headaches and migraines.
• Repetitive strain injury, such as carpal tunnel syndrome.
• Circulatory and respiratory problems.
• Post-injury and post surgical rehabilitation.

Release chronic patterns of tension in the body through slow firm strokes and deep finger pressure on the contracted areas.

This technique follows the grain or the cross grain of the muscle and is used on muscles, tendons, and fascia.

This treatment enhances blood supply to the problem areas helping to diminish pain.

Treats acute or chronic pain caused by a strain, sprain, injury, stress, or tension. It can eliminate or minimize discomfort and increase flexibility and circulation while it improves posture, energy, and vitality by addressing specific involved muscles, tendons, soft tissue, and ligaments.

Moist heat pads or ice treatments are also used when providing specific treatments.

Is commonly used by athletes in preparation for workouts and sporting events. It loosens, warms, and prepares muscles for intensive use by incorporating assisted stretching.

Endurance and performance are improved and the chance of injury is reduced. Post event massage relieves pain, prevents stiffness, and returns muscles to normal posture.

This technique is also used for rehabilitation from injury.

Promotes general relaxation and improves circulation and joint mobility, as well as relieving muscle tension.

Used primarily in a full-body session, it is a system of long strokes, kneading, and friction techniques.

• 30 Minutes -- $40
• 40 Minutes -- $60
• 60 Minutes -- $70
• 80 Minutes -- $85
• 90 Minutes -- $90