At one time Massage was thought of as simply a way to relax. It was something that people would have done at spas on the weekends after a long work week, more or less as part of a recreational milieu. Today, we know that Massage can have genuine medicinal merits when it is done by a professional who is properly trained in the art and science of Massage therapy.     
                                          
The practice comes in many forms and can be a key therapy in relieving a host of chronic pain conditions and musculoskeletal problems. Massage is useful primarily in promoting better blood flow to a given area, in loosening up tight scar-tissue laden muscles and tendons, and in de-constricting interlaced connective tissues that tend to tighten over the course of our lives.

Although massage can feel very relaxing for most, "therapeutic massage" is a general term that differs from "relaxation massage" that describes any type of massage technique that helps relieve pain, reduce stress, and work on a specific condition/body part or injury. It may include full body such as neck, shoulders, back, hips, and extremities. Various techniques deep tissue, swedish, cupping, specialty prenatal/postpartum and others are utilized.

Our massage therapists are "registered", meaning they have completed rigorous academic and clinical studies for a minimum of 2200 hours in order to join professional massage associations and massages provided are eligible for medical insurance coverage.

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60-minute, 75-minute & 90-minute treatments offered. Weekday, Saturday and evening hours available!

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