Massage Therapy

Where Recovery Gets Results

What is Massage Therapy

Massage therapy is a hands-on treatment that uses skilled touch and targeted techniques to relieve muscle tension, reduce pain, and improve how the body moves and recovers. By working on muscles, connective tissue, and the nervous system, massage therapy helps increase circulation, decrease inflammation, and restore balance within the body. It is commonly used to support injury recovery, manage chronic pain, reduce stress, and improve athletic performance, while also promoting relaxation and overall well-being. When applied intentionally and based on individual needs, massage therapy is both a therapeutic and preventative tool that helps the body function more efficiently and feel better over time.

 

Benefits of Massage Therapy

- Reduces Muscle Tension and Pain Massage helps release tight muscles, decrease trigger points, and reduce both acute and chronic pain caused by overuse, stress, or injury. 

- Improves Circulation and Tissue Health Increased blood and lymphatic flow delivers oxygen and nutrients to tissues while helping remove metabolic waste, supporting faster healing and recovery. 

-  Enhances Mobility and Range of Motion By addressing muscle restrictions and connective tissue stiffness, massage helps joints move more freely and improves overall movement quality.

- Speeds Recovery and Injury Healing Massage supports tissue repair, reduces inflammation, and improves recovery time following workouts, injuries, or surgical procedures. 

- Reduces Stress and Improves Nervous System Balance Massage calms the nervous system, lowers stress hormones, and promotes relaxation, which positively affects sleep, mood, and overall health.

Our team utilizes all types of modalities and techniques to deliver results.  Sessions may include Deep Tissue, Trigger point, Myofascial Release, Swedish, Sports and we also can provide a prenatal/postnatal massage.

Current Massage Therapists on Staff:  Jeff Kong, Brian Anzures, Lilly Santavicca, Kiara Goddard, Mike Leone, Steve Sarten

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