Customized Therapy for Your Unique Body, Condition, and Goals

Pain, dysfunction and resulting tension are addressed with a root cause approach resulting in faster, longer lasting results. Both acute and chronic conditions require specific attention, not just masking the pain.

Every movement, conscious or not, is controlled by our nervous system. When an injury or trauma occurs, we often have to retrain these systems to work together in a safe and coordinated manner.

Our bodies communicate through electrical signals at every level - from single cell to the more obvious beating of our hearts and activation of our muscles. Every tissue in our body has a frequency in which it communicates. Using FSM and PEMF, we can clear those communication channels and allow the body to heal itself the way it was built to do. FSM allows the therapist to target specific tissues and clear specific roadblocks which can have extremely quick and profound impacts on your progress. [Read More]

Deep Tissue does not necessarily mean deep pressure. Accessing deeper layers of tissue is the intent of Deep Tissue Massage. It is often a slow, collaborative process when addressing a specific area of tension or adhesions. This technique can be incorporated in any session when the therapist or client identifies an area needed more focus and attention.

Swedish Massage is the basis for most massage techniques and allows the therapist to determine areas of tension while reducing physical and mental stress, increasing circulation and initiating healing. Sometimes the best medicine starts by resetting the nervous system with a full body treatment.

The use of cups allows the fascia to expand and detach from tissues in areas that may have become adhered. This technique also increases blood flow to an area allowing for better circulation and the delivery of needed nutrients. Still and dynamic cupping are techniques used for athletes and those with stubborn areas of tension.

Our lymphatic system has the huge job of moving waste products and extra fluid from our tissues, cleaning it, and putting it back in circulation. Injury, trauma, infection and a sedentary lifestyle are all reasons why lymph may become slowed and can result in chronic swelling and edema. Helping the body move the fluid along when it does become congested can reduce inflammation and pain. Some medical conditions require advanced training such as lymphedema, lipedema, chronic venous insufficiency and traumatic surgical or oncology edema.