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massage THERAPY

What is massage therapy?

Massage Therapy is the manipulation of the muscles and other soft tissues of the body (as by stroking, kneading, or rubbing with one or both hands or an instrument) by a massage therapist for therapeutic purposes (as to relieve pain, promote healing, or improve physical functioning).

Benefits of massage

- Decreases muscle tension

- Increases relaxation

- Improves circulation

- Increases joint mobility and flexibility

- Drug-free pain management 

- Decreases headaches and migraines

- Boosts mental health and wellness

- & MORE

 Licensed Massage Therapists

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Zach

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ADRIENNE

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eden

What to expect

Modalities practiced

Your massage therapist will take you back to the treatment room and have a brief conversation with you about your health history. Together, you will go over your intentions and goal for the session. At this time, please notify your massage therapist of any areas of complaint you may have and the pressure you'd like. 

After your conversation, your massage therapist will step out of the room and allow you to undress to your comfort level and get situated on the massage table. Your level of dress is completely up to you whether it is partially dressed or fully bare. During the session, any areas of the body not being directly addressed will be draped appropriately (NYS law). Please communicate with your massage therapist if you need a change in pressure.

  • SWEDISH

  • DEEP TISSUE

  • SPORTS

  • SHIATSU 

  • TRIGGER POINT THERAPY 

  • PRENATAL 

  • CUPPING 

Common conditions treated

  • Anxiety and Depression

  • Fatigue

  • Headache and Migraines

  • Aches and Pains

  • Muscular tension

  • Repetitive motion injuries

  • Hypertension

  • Stress

  • Motor vehicle and sports injuries

  • & more!

Frequently Asked Questions

Does getting a massage hurt?

Some soreness after a massage session can occur, especially if you received deeper therapeutic work during your session. This is completely normal to experience and can be treated with rest, light stretching, water intake, pain relievers (topical or oral), and applied heat/ice based on LMT recommendation. 

If you feel yourself tightening up or feeling pain or discomfort for more than a moment, please tell your massage therapist so they can adjust the pressure. Likewise, communicating about any injuries can help minimize the risk of soreness during and after your massage.

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