Remedial massage is a specialized form of massage therapy that goes beyond just relaxation. It is designed to target specific areas of the body that are experiencing pain or discomfort.
Today we’re focusing on a young female athlete in track and field who injured her back when she was in college doing sports. Now on occasion, sometimes, she still has some tightness and pain in her lower back, so she’s come here for help, and we’re gonna do everything we can to fix her up today. Additionally, recently she’s become a music producer so
While many people think of massage therapy and physiotherapy as two separate treatments that have little to do with each other, they are actually used in conjunction increasingly often. Massage therapy and physiotherapy treatments have created a wonderful partnership that has allowed the two treatment methods to reach a wider range of clients and help more people. In this post, we are going to
As Massage terms and definitions can be complicated (and technical), we will, as the title of our blog suggests, Make Sense of Massage and explain some of the different kinds of Massage, their benefits and some contra-indications. (Reasons why Remedial Massage may be inadvisable.)
A Remedial Massage is where the qualified therapist assesses and treats the muscles, tendons, ligaments and connective tissues of the body to rehabilitate, and to manage any pain and injuries the client may be experiencing.
We will explain what a Deep Tissue Massage is. What it does. What the benefits are, and we will point out the instances when a Deep Tissue Massage would NOT be advisable.
In this blog, we’ll be making sense of Sports Massage. Giving you the ins and outs of the types of people who usually receive this type of massage, benefits, techniques, stretches, etc.
The rocks we use for Hot Rock are Kakudu rocks: this rock repels negativtiy and assists in strengthening the bones, muscles and soft tissue.
Experts predict that Reflexology treatments have been around since approximately 2500 years BC where the Egyptian people were found using the techniques on their hands and feet.
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