Deep Tissue:

It is designed to work in the deeper structures of facial planes where muscular adhesions develop. Similar techniques to Swedish but with more detailed pressure and more profound results. Massage is a soft tissue manipulation by pressure on connective tissue mainly that of fascia and muscle. It affects many components of the Lymphatic and Circulatory Systems. One can expect pain relief in the musculoskeletal system, increased range of motion and reduced tension and anxiety

Neuromuscular/Trigger Point:

A highly effective technique. Its primary use would be to alleviate chronic pain and structural dysfunction. Stimulating the trigger point with ischemic compression and striping out the muscle fibers helps to restore the muscle to its functional length.

Injury Massages:

This is primarily used to look for dysfunction within the muscle tissue to help with either chronic or acute pain. Constant over use or a muscle or postural dysfunction can cause pain or discomfort. The purpose of this technique is to get the body back to its optimal correct alignment.