Massage Therapy

Soft tissue manipulation with physical, functional, and psychological goals has been practiced for centuries. The word "massage"comes from French, Arabic, or Latin roots meaning "friction of kneading", "to touch, feel or handle" or "mass, dough". Older theories point towards Hebrew and Greek origins. Needless to say the history of massage therapy is long and well tested.

Manipulating the body using pressure, tension, motion, or vibration, targets tissues include muscles, tendons, ligaments, skin, joints, or other connective tissue. Massage can be applied with the hands, fingers, elbows, knees, forearm, and feet. There are over eighty different recognized massage variations.

Picture this...

You are relaxing at home after a very long day at work when the doorbell rings. A Registered Massage Therapist arrives to begin your Massage Therapy treatment. With massage table, fresh linens and heating pad in hand, she creates a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere in your own home. All of the stresses of the day will be forgotten as the knots and tightness in your muscles are relaxed away. Then she packs up and leaves you to enjoy the rest of your evening!