Relaxation De-Stress Swedish Massage

Swedish massage is the technique most widely used by massage therapists.  It involves manipulating the different muscles, ligaments, tendons, skin, joints and connective tissue.

Gentle soothing strokes are applied according to the client's needs and preferences.
Swedish Massage can be used for therapeutic reasons or to simple unwind and relax.

Deep Tissue Massage

Deep Tissue massage uses many of the same movements and techniques as Swedish massage, but more pressure is generally applied.  Pressure applied will always be within client's comfort.  Deep tissue massages usually focuses more to release chronic muscle tension and adhesions.

Myofascial Release

Myofascia is the connective tissue that supports muscles, bones and organs, holding them in place. This tissue can become restricted due to disease, overuse, trauma, infections, poor posture or inactivity, often resulting in pain, muscle tension and restricted circulation. Myofascial Release is a therapeutic technique that through a combination of stretching and massage work, helps to align this fascia, removing any adhesions (also called knots) throughout the body restoring range of motion and reducing or eliminating pain.

Mom & Baby PreNatal Massage

PreNatal massage focuses on the special needs of the Mom-To-Be, leaving both Mom and Baby in a state of bliss.  Massage therapy will help reduce any tension & pain in the neck and low back, improves circulation and can reduce swelling.  It can also help with preparing for delivery. Infant or Child Massage Stress in infants and children can build up daily as they go through new experiences in life.  Massage helps release this stress by promoting relaxation and a feeling of security and comfort.  Helping an infant or child release their stress, means more rest for them and their parents; everyone feels better! Massage is also beneficial in stimulating growth and healthy development of their body, mind and spirit.
Parents or guardians can be present in the treatment room during the massage.

Chair Massage

If you have limited amount of time available and need to relieve some stress or stiffness from staying in the same position all the time at work, then a Chair Massage might be just what you need.  Focus areas include neck, shoulders, back, arms & hands.

The treatment is done fully clothed, comfortable seated in a designed massage chair.  A Chair massage  leaves you refreshed, rejuvenated and ready to return to your day.  Perfect during lunch time break.

Pre Sports Event Massage

Pre event massage can be done anything from two days to immediately before the event. 
A stimulating massage is required for sports that require speed, strength and explosive power. For pre event nerves, a more calming massage is often welcomed. At this point a well-trained athlete would use massage psychologically rather than physically.

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Post Sport Event Massage

Most athletes carry out a cooling down routine but often fail to do so after competition because of sheer exhaustion, elation or disappointment.
Massage can be an adequate substitute for a warm down as it can achieve much of the same effect by removing muscle waste and stretching the tissues.