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See description of services below or in the ‘Services’ tab above for more information on types of Therapeutic Massage.
Cupping Massage Therapy:
utilizes specialized cups to create a vacuum effect on the skin, gently drawing the underlying tissues upward. This technique is employed to enhance blood flow, reduce muscle tension, and promote overall relaxation. Cupping is favored for its ability to address chronic pain, aid in recovery from physical exertion, and alleviate stress-related muscle tightness.
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During a cupping massage session, the massage therapist uses heat (fire cupping) or mechanical suction devices to generate the necessary pressure within the cups. The cups are strategically placed on various parts of the body, such as the back, shoulders, and limbs. They can remain stationary on specific areas or be moved smoothly across the skin in a method known as “moving cupping.” This process helps to mobilize blood flow, reduce inflammation, and facilitate the removal of stagnant fluids and toxins from the body.
Cupping therapy is particularly beneficial for individuals suffering from chronic pain conditions like back pain or neck stiffness. Athletes often use cupping to accelerate recovery after strenuous activities by relieving muscle tightness and enhancing flexibility. Additionally, those experiencing stress-related muscle tension find cupping effective in promoting deep relaxation and improving their range of motion.
Post-session effects may include temporary redness, bruising, or mild discomfort at the application sites, which typically subside within a few days. Many clients report a lasting sense of deep relaxation, increased mobility, and improved overall well-being following a cupping therapy session. Regular treatments can contribute to better circulation, enhanced energy levels, and a greater sense of balance and health.
Neuromuscular Therapy:
In neuromuscular therapy, the practitioner works with soft tissue to treat back pain caused by muscle strain. The practitioner uses his fingers, knuckles, or elbows to apply pressure in varying degrees to areas suffering muscle spasm.
Sports Massage:
Sports massage reduces pain, promotes relaxation, and prevents injury in athletes. It incorporates deep tissue massage, as the pressure applied may be stronger than other forms of massage. Sports massage can be used before, during, or after a sporting event.
Deep Muscle Therapy:
Deep muscle therapy massage uses slow strokes and intense pressure on connective tissue (the tissue that binds and strengthens the organs and other tissues, such as muscle). This relieves the patient of chronic tension and knots. Deep muscle therapy can be slightly uncomfortable, and more than one session may be necessary to cure chronic tension.
Deep Connective Tissue Massage:
Deep connective tissue massage uses slow strokes and intense pressure on connective tissue (the tissue that binds and strengthens the organs and other tissues, such as muscle). This relieves the patient of chronic tension and knots. Deep connective tissue massage can be slightly uncomfortable. More than one session may be necessary to cure chronic tension
Neuromuscular Integration and Structural Alignment:
In neuromuscular integration and structural alignment, the practitioner promotes muscular elasticity by stretching the tissues that surround muscles and organs. The result is correct posture that relieves the patient of pain and restricted movement.
Shiatsu/Acupressure:
Shiatsu/Acupressure is a traditional Japanese massage therapy in which the practitioner uses fingers (especially thumbs) and palms to locate areas of stiffness and stress. The practitioner rubs, squeezes, and applies pressure to areas needing attention.
Strain/Counter Strain:
Strain, or counter strain, is used to restore normal motion to a patient who is feeling pain. The practitioner locates a patient’s points of maximum pain and then moves him or her into a comfortable position for two minutes, allowing muscles to return to normal position.
Stone Massage:
Stone massage is a method that combines heated basalt stones with traditional Swedish massage. The technique reduces stress, anxiety, aching muscles, and depression. The stones are heated in hot water and are placed on the spine and/or between the toes. This expands blood vessels and allows blood to flow. In some versions of stone massage, cooled stones are placed on the body after heated stones.
Prenatal/Pregnancy Massage:
Prenatal massage is increasingly popular among expectant mothers as a way to enhance comfort and well-being during pregnancy. Certified massage therapists expertly position and support the body, tailoring techniques to accommodate the unique needs of each woman.
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During a prenatal massage, the massage therapist uses specialized methods to reduce stress, decrease swelling, relieve aches and pains, and alleviate anxiety and depression. Techniques are modified to ensure safety and comfort, often focusing on areas like the lower back, hips, and legs. Customized to individual needs, prenatal massage helps improve circulation, promote relaxation, and support overall emotional and physical health. While some may experience mild soreness afterward, most clients feel more relaxed and better equipped to handle the demands of pregnancy.
Scalp Massage:
A scalp massage increases blood circulation and promotes healthy hair growth. It also promotes relaxation and can help relieve headaches.
Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation:
Proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation is a stretching technique that increases strength, flexibility, and range of movement. The practitioner focuses on specific muscle groups and provides resistance as the patient contracts the correct muscles, often in 30 second intervals.
Swedish Massage
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Swedish massage is considered the most common form of massage and uses firm pressure to promote relaxation, relieve muscle aches, and improve circulation. The practitioner uses gliding strokes, tapping, kneading, and friction. Massage oil is often used.
Now offering Massage Therapy in your home. References Required.
*Within a radius of 10 miles of Buckhead; if you are outside of that please contact for rates specific to your needs.