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Relaxation Massage

uses kneading and flowing strokes to increase circulation, detoxify body tissues, relax muscles, relieve pain, and bring peace of mind and a felt sense of well-being.

*Lindsey Lee, Gail Lordi

Deep Tissue Massage

Deep tissue massage therapy is similar to Swedish massage, but the deeper pressure is beneficial in releasing chronic muscle tension. The focus is on the deepest layers of muscle tissue, tendons and fascia (the protective layer surrounding muscles, bones and joints).

*Melonie Nielsen, Lindsey Lee, Gail Lordi, Chivito

Hot Stone Massage

Warm stones are placed on specific parts of the body or used to massage the body.

Benefits:

Helps relieve muscle tension and pain

Reduces stress and anxiety

promotes sleep

boosts immunity

*Lindsey Lee

Raindrop Technique

is a simple application of dropping essential oils on the skin along the length of the spine. The oils are gently worked into the skin using light strokes which stimulates energy impulses through the nervous system and into the entire body.

Raindrop Technique can be very beneficial in:

        Boosting the immune system

        Breaking up toxins

        Eliminating bacteria/viruses             that lay dormant in the body

*Brandy Free

Ashiatsu

is a type of massage therapy in which the therapist walks on the client's back, using bars and other props for support to vary pressure and weight.  The therapist delivers deep, broad, consistent pressure while utilizing their feet and body weight. Working with gravity instead of against it, Ashiatsu therapists are able to provide an effective therapeutic massage without causing pain or discomfort to themselves or the receiving client.

Benefits:

deep tissue without discomfort

Frees up bundled nerves

elongates muscles and detoxifies the body

Improves posture 

decreases pain

*Brandy Free

Structural Integration

Structural Integration is a goal focused therapeutic modality. This form of bodywork is ideal for those who have injuries, chronic pain, restrictions in movements or poor alignment in your posture that is inhibiting your health and wellbeing. Usually done over a course of 12 sessions to realign your posture.

*Melonie Nielsen

View these videos on what SI is:

Melonie describing the SI work she does

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Anatomy Trains ATSI 12 series explained by Tom Meyers, founder 

Yoga Therapy

Yoga Therapy sessions work one on one through movement to address your unique misalignments in your body that cause or contribute to poor healing of injuries or chronic pain patterns. 

*Melonie Nielsen, Lindsey Lee

Craniosacral Therapy

Cranial sacral therapy (CST) Is a type of bodywork that relieves compression in the bones of the head, sacrum (a triangular bone in the lower back), and spinal column.

CST is noninvasive. It uses gentle pressure on the head, neck, and back to relieve the stress and pain caused by compression. 

CST can soothe pain and release both emotional and physical stress and tension. It’s also thought to help restore cranial mobility and ease or release restrictions of the head, neck, and nerves.

Cranial sacral therapy can be used for people of all ages. It may be part of your treatment for conditions like:

    •    migraines and headaches

    •    constipation

    •    irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)

    •    disturbed sleep cycles and insomnia

    •    scoliosis

    •    sinus infections

    •    neck pain

    •    fibromyalgia

    •    recurrent ear infections or colic in infants

    •    TMJ

    •    trauma recovery, including trauma from whiplash

• mood disorders like anxiety or depression

• difficult pregnancies

*Brandy Free

Reflexology

Is a type of massage that focuses on reflex points on the foot to induce a healing response in the corresponding organs. 

Addressing anything from headaches to sinus problems to stomach issues, if sensitivity or tenderness is experienced when certain areas of the foot are stimulated, it usually indicates bodily weaknesses or imbalances within the corresponding organ. With repeated practice of applying pressure and manipulating nerve endings (traditionally in the foot), reflexology can help to move the flow of blood, nutrients and nerve impulses to ultimately improve overall health and balance. In addition to manipulating the pressure points on the foot, reflexologists sometimes work on the hands or ears to trigger relaxation as well.

The Benefits:

    •    Cleanses the body of toxins

    •    Boosts the immune system

    •    Increases circulation

    •    Promotes healing

• Balances energy

*Brandy Free