Types of Massage/Bodywork/Movement Therapy

Shiatsu (Zen) - The Best Overall Bodywork

Bowen work Therapy - A Different Way To Relieve Pain

Accumassage - The Signature, One-of-a-kind Experience Massage

Neuromuscular/STR/TouchForHealth - Specialized, Quick Release Bodywork

Medical Qigong Energy Session - A Deep Relaxing Session To Gain Mindfulness and Awareness

Shiatsu - (指圧) ("shi" meaning finger and "atsu" meaning pressure.) is an eastern (oriental) born therapy that uses pressure applied with thumbs, fingers, palms, elbows, knees and feet to the body releasing muscular tension, promote circulation and deep relaxation. It uses techniques such as massage, rolling, brushing, vibrating, rocking and tapotement to increase energy as well. This meditative form of bodywork balances the body's energy pathways, releases internal tension and creates body awareness. This modality incorporates reflexology, acupressure, soft-tissue release, stretching, organ massage and/or breath work.

Accumassage - A therapeutic massage with incorporating acupressure points to help release muscular tension, promote better blood circulation, and calm/balance the nervous system.

Bowen work Therapy - Specialized work with releasing tension patterns in the body. This therapy is great for everyone dealing with any kind of chronic or acute pain. Bowen work therapy is simply amazing.

Neuromuscular/STR/TouchForHealth - This service was developed to help fast track sessions while addressing specific acute or chronic problems. Muscle testing with soft-tissue release work is the basis of this bodywork.

Medical Qigong - This energy work can be useful in conjunction with medical diagnoses and cancer treatments. Energy sensitive people gain a lot from this work.

Cranial Sacral/Manual Lymphatic Drainage Combo - both modalitlies are gentle hands-on methods to encourage and ehance the functioning of the physiological body system to help heal itself. Manual Lymphatic Drainage is a light massage which focuses on the movement of lymph to help with the immune system. Cranial Sacral also helps with fluid movement but this is called cerebrospinal fluid, which surrounds and protects the brain and spinal cord. These two modalities combined together can create an impactual and deep-relaxing session.