Wellness is the state of expressing health
How will you get there?
- We will collaborate to reach your goals using an integrative approach based on a deep knowledge of the mechanics of injury, pain, musculoskeletal dysfunction, and the neurophysiology of stress and safety.
- You will be an active participant in your experience and will be given tools to independently move towards your goals between sessions
- You will connect with your body, breath, and state of awareness in ways that are uncommon in our society outside of a therapeutic context - and this experience will provide you with an opportunity to integrate not just the manual work you are receiving but also the intentions and goals you bring to each visit.
- By committing time and energy towards your health and wellness, you will be stepping into restorative action and immediately begin receiving benefits from a shift in perspective and attitude.
Massage Therapy
- Integrative Massage Therapy: combines principles of conventional manual therapies with complementary and alternative therapies. In the context of massage therapy this looks like combining the following elements
- Manual therapy (soft tissue mobilization)
- Relaxing circulatory massage
- Muscle activation (resistance)
- Stretching (muscles, connective tissues, nerves)
- Breath-work or breathing techniques
- Meditation or visualization
- Calming sensory experiences (light, sounds, smells)
- Education and journal exercises
- Orthopedic Massage Therapy: The therapeutic assessment and manipulation of soft tissues for the purposes of decreasing pain and dysfunction - often implies for the rehabilitation or prevention of musculoskeletal dysfunction
- Most effective in collaboration with a Medical or Chiropractic Physician or Physical Therapist diagnosis in order to support an established treatment plan.
- Thai bodywork: The practice of traditional Thai massage which is performed clothed, on a mat, with a combination of the following elements:
- Rhythmic and relaxing compression
- Stretching and gentle mobilization
- Coordination of breath and movement
- Deeply intentional, working with meditative qualities
- Supportive for both relaxation and corrective goals.