Medical Massage
Medical massage works by relaxing the muscle tissue, reducing inflammation, spasms, painful muscle contractions, and can also reduce nerve compression. Once the muscles are relaxed, nerves are able to function properly. Even nearby organs can benefit from the release of muscle tension.
A medical massage therapist and the client will have very specific goals – alleviating pain and treating health conditions. Conditions include neuropathy, fibromyalgia, sports injuries, or even high blood pressure, but not limited to. Their advanced training helps patients in healing and overall improvement.
Common medical massage focuses: Pain, CT Syndrome, Sciatica, Herniated Discs, Scoliosis, Migraines, Muscle Spasms, M.S., Whiplash, Injuries, Chronic muscle tightness/tension, etc.
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Structural Body Work
This is a form of myofascial release that is designed to lengthen tissue, correct postural deficiencies, and release muscular restrictions that helps your body move effectively in the gravity based world we live in. Ideal for athletes whether for post event recovery or to elevate your activity to new levels. Great for recovery from injury or surgery and getting your body back to normal. This is also great for reducing inflammation and for relief of chronic pain.
Requires initial therapeutic massage session for evaluation and to develop a treatment plan customized to your needs.
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Orthopedic Massage
An Orthopedic massage certified therapist focuses on soft-tissue injury rehabilitation. Sessions typically include decreasing pain, increasing range of motion, and preparing the body to return to normal daily routines and active hobbies. Results-oriented massage modality, orthopedic massage focuses on the tissues and muscles surrounding the joints of the body. While it aims to alleviate the source of bodily pain and tension, orthopedic massage also works to restore balance to these physical structures.
Common conditions treated by orthopedic massage include knee stiffness or weakness post ACL surgery, reduced range of motion, carpal tunnel syndrome, tennis elbow, whiplash, tendinitis, and plantar fasciitis. Orthopedic massage can also be used to treat surgery-induced tissue damage arthroscopic knee/open knee surgeries.
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Master Body Work
The Master Bodyworker designation was developed by Utah College of Massage Therapy (UCMT). A Master Bodyworker is trained in advanced multidisciplinary methods. Your practitioner will make a clinical analysis and apply advanced procedures and techniques in massage therapy like sports injury management, myofascial release and manual therapy, Myokinetic stretching technique (MST), and rehabilitative protocols.
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