Medical Massage Treatment

Now offering Medical Massage Treatment

By licensed and certified massage therapist with over 17 years of experience!

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What is Medical Massage?

Medical massage is a results-driven treatment that targets specific health conditions diagnosed by a physician. Unlike spa massage, which primarily focuses on relaxation and stress reduction, medical massage uses targeted soft-tissue manipulation to help manage chronic pain, reduce inflammation, and improve mobility.

Why do Medical Massage Treatment?

  • Relieve muscle pain

  • Maintain muscle health

  • Help prevent muscle injuries

  • Support physical and mental well-being

  • Improve blood flow and oxygen circulation

  • Support the lymphatic system

  • Support healthy immune function

What are our treatment goals?

  • Align the body

  • Normalize breathing and relax the mind

  • Improve blood flow and oxygen circulation

  • Help release tension and metabolic waste from the muscles

  • Use reflexology techniques to support overall wellness

  • Target areas of muscle pain

  • Improve mobility and range of motion

What techniques & devices do we use?

  • Red light therapy

  • Cupping, when appropriate

  • TENS muscle stimulation

  • Muscle vibration therapy

  • Body alignment techniques

  • Craniosacral therapy incorporated into therapeutic treatment

  • Assisted stretching techniques

  • Reflexology

  • Pressure-point therapy

  • Red Light Therapy

    Red light therapy uses specific wavelengths of light that are directed toward targeted areas of the body. It may support the body’s natural recovery process, promote tissue repair, and help improve circulation and oxygen delivery to the tissues.

  • TENS Device

    A TENS unit, or transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation device, uses a mild electrical current to help reduce pain associated with conditions such as inflammation, arthritis, muscle spasms, and fibromyalgia. It may also help improve circulation, relax the muscles, support muscle recovery, and promote more restful sleep.

  • Craniosacral Therapy

    Craniosacral therapy helps release tension in the skull, spine, and sacrum. This treatment is intended to support balance within the central nervous system and promote deep relaxation. Although it is deeply relaxing, it may also provide targeted support for migraines, tension headaches, TMJ discomfort, and pain in the neck, shoulders, and lower back. It may also help reduce stress and anxiety, improve sleep, and support recovery.

  • Contrast Therapy

    Hot and cold therapy, also known as contrast therapy, uses alternating temperatures to stimulate the constriction and dilation of blood vessels. This may help support muscle recovery, reduce inflammation, and relieve chronic discomfort.

    Heat therapy dilates the blood vessels, increases circulation, delivers nutrients to stiff tissues, and helps loosen tight muscles.

    Cold therapy constricts the blood vessels, helps limit swelling, dulls pain signals, and may minimize tissue irritation immediately after an injury.

  • Reflexology

    Reflexology is a non-invasive, holistic therapy that applies targeted pressure to specific points on the ears, hands, and feet to stimulate the nervous system. Potential benefits may include:

    • Immune and digestive support

    • Improved blood circulation

    • Pain management

    • Relief from stress and anxiety

  • Body Alignment

    Body alignment therapy focuses on releasing tension in the connective tissues and muscles to help restore the body’s natural skeletal balance. It may relieve chronic aches, improve posture, and increase mobility and range of motion.

  • Microcurrent Point Stimulation (MPS) Therapy

    Dolphin MPS (Microcurrent Point Stimulation) Therapy is a non-invasive, FDA-cleared pain management technique that combines acupuncture principles with modern neurological methods.

    Using a handheld device, the therapist delivers concentrated microcurrent impulses to targeted trigger points. This process is designed to relax tense muscles, calm the nervous system, and encourage the release of endorphins to help relieve chronic soft-tissue pain.