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| Aromatherapy Massage: is the art of healing massage while using different aromas made from highly concentrated extracts of herbs, flowers, shrubs and other plants. The oils contain substances that have been found to be therapeutic when inhaled or applied to the skin with a carrier oil. Clinical Massage: is used to treat common ailments such as Arthritis, Bursitis, Carpal Tunnel, Deep Tissue Massage: is a form of massage that focuses on releasing myofascial restrictions of the deeper muscles, tendon and ligaments. Eliminating circulation blocks that are caused by muscle tightness using deep tissue techniques can lead to enhanced circulation of blood, lymph, interstitial fluids and cerebro-spinal fluids. Pre-Natal Massage: Pregnant women massaged twice weekly for 5 weeks experienced less anxiety and less leg and back pain. They reported better sleep and improved moods, and their labors had fewer complications, including Sports Massage: Our Sports Massage Therapists understand the process of athletic training and competition, the physiology of muscle function. They analyze what happens when someone trains and competes, and the kinesiology of movement for particular sports. Shiatsu: A Japanese healing modality similar to Chinese acupressure utilizing a Japanese healing philosophy of ki (life energy). Shiatsu literally means "finger pressure". This form of massage is a combination of many different techniques including pressing, hooking, sweeping, shaking, rotating, grasping, vibrating, patting, plucking, lifting, pinching, rolling, brushing, and sometimes walking barefoot on the patients back, legs, and feet. Swedish Massage: A collection of techniques designed for relaxation, using massage oils to reduce friction. Many of the therapeutic effects include increased circulation, increased flexibility, removal of lactic acid and toxins, relaxes nervous system, and stimulates the skin. Techniques can be modified to treat injuries and muscular related problems. |
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