Multiple Modalities:
Acupressure:
Working with the same theory as acupuncture (but without the needles), acupressure stimulates points on the body to release energetic congestion and open the body’s energy pathways. Acupressure is a gentle, yet effective modality.
Craniosacral Therapy is a gentle, non-invasive form of massage in which a therapist uses a light touch to work the cranial bones, the spinal column, and the sacrum to balance energy, treat headaches, and reduce mental stress.
Deep Tissue Massage:
Targeting chronic patterns of holding, deep tissue relies on slow strokes and targeted pressure, often with a finger, thumb, or elbow.
Myofascial Release:
A light, sustained pressure is applied to constrictions in the body’s fascia, or connective tissue to elicit elongation and release.
Sports Massage:
Often used before and after athletic activity, the focus is on reducing inflammation, keeping joints flexible, and enhancing performance.
Swedish Massage:
A combination of long, gliding strokes, as well as kneading, stretching, and tapping. Swedish massage is thought to enhance health by increasing blood flow to the muscles.
Prenatal Massage:
Relieves many of the normal discomforts experienced during pregnancy, such as backaches, stiff neck, leg cramps, headaches, and edema. In addition, prenatal massage can reduce stress on weight-bearing joints, encourages blood and lymph circulation, and helps to relax nervous tension, which aids in better sleep.
Lymphatic Drainage (Vodder Technique):
Slow, rhythmic, super-light movements to help the body flush out excess fluid and reduce swelling. Using the precise Vodder Technique, this specialized massage ecnourages lymph flow with light, sweeping motions that soothe the nervous system and enhance circulation. A gentle but powerful approach - ideal for reducing puffiness and boosting immunity.
*Massage therapists practicing at Healing Hands Wellness Center are independent practitioners who are free to set their own prices.
*The above are commonly charged prices.
Multiple Modalities:
Acupressure:
Working with the same theory as acupuncture (but without the needles), acupressure stimulates points on the body to release energetic congestion and open the body’s energy pathways.
Craniosacral Therapy:
A gentle, non-invasive form of massage in which a therapist uses a light touch to work the cranial bones, the spinal column, and the sacrum to balance energy, treat headaches, and reduce mental stress.
Deep Tissue Massage:
Targeting chronic patterns of holding, deep tissue relies on slow strokes and targeted pressure, often with a finger, thumb, or elbow.
Myofascial Release:
A light, sustained pressure is applied to constrictions in the body’s fascia, or connective tissue to elicit elongation and release.
Sports Massage:
Often used before and after athletic activity, the focus is on reducing inflammation, keeping joints flexible, and enhancing performance.
Swedish Massage:
A combination of long, gliding strokes, as well as kneading, stretching, and tapping. Swedish massage is thought to enhance health by increasing blood flow to the muscles.
Prenatal Massage:
Relieves many of the normal discomforts experienced during pregnancy, such as backaches, stiff neck, leg cramps, headaches, and edema. In addition, prenatal massage can reduce stress on weight-bearing joints, encourages blood and lymph circulation, and helps to relax nervous tension, which aids in better sleep.
Lymphatic Drainage (Vodder Technique):
Slow, rhythmic, super-light movements to help the body flush out excess fluid and reduce swelling. Using the precise Vodder Technique, this specialized massage ecnourages lymph flow with light, sweeping motions that soothe the nervous system and enhance circulation. A gentle but powerful approach - ideal for reducing puffiness and boosting immunity.
*Massage therapists practicing at Healing Hands Wellness Center are independent practitioners who are free to set their own prices.
*The above are commonly charged prices.