Massage Therapy

Massage therapy can be helpful as an adjunct to many medical and complementary healthcare treatments. These treatment techniques can aid in:

• muscle release and recovery
• headache/migraine relief
• TMJ syndrome/jaw pain
• increase blood and lymph circulation to promote healing
• promote relaxation and stress reduction
• improve coping mechanisms to allow for better management of stress
• fascial pain release 
• reboot autonomic nervous system
• concussion, whiplash, brain and spinal cord trauma recovery
• recovery/management of neuro-atypical conditions (autism spectrum, ADD/ADHD and learning disorders)
• PTSD/trauma recovery
• birth related trauma (infantile torticollis, plagiocephaly (flat head syndrome)
• feeding and/or latching issues for infants 
• fibromyalgia and complex regional pain syndrome

Registered Massage Therapists (RMTs) assess and treat the body’s soft tissues including muscles, fascia, connective tissue, ligaments and tendons to help relieve pain, reduce tension and stress, and improve movement and overall function. Massage therapy can support recovery, promote relaxation, and help restore balance within the body and nervous system.

Our therapists utilize a variety of treatment techniques including relaxation massage, deep tissue therapy, Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM), craniosacral therapy, prenatal and pediatric massage, lymphatic therapy, and sport/injury recovery treatments. Treatment is individualized to each patient’s symptoms, therapeutic goals, and overall health needs.

Massage therapy can be an effective way to support physical and mental well-being, relieve pain and tension, improve recovery and circulation, regulate the nervous system, and enhance overall function and quality of life.

Massage therapy may also help support:

• Muscle recovery, tension release, and mobility 
• Headaches, migraines, TMJ dysfunction, and jaw pain 
• Stress reduction, relaxation, and nervous system regulation 
• Sport injury, concussion, and whiplash recovery 
• Fascial restrictions and chronic pain conditions 
• Prenatal, postpartum, and pediatric care 
• Trauma recovery and overall well-being