Welcome to Our Blog!
Chiropractic and Massage Therapy: Align Your Wellness
Chiropractic care is a science-based approach to improving musculoskeletal health, and its benefits extend to overall well-being. Scientific research supports its effectiveness in pain management, enhanced functionality, and improved quality of life. When combined with massage therapy, these two practices can create a powerful, holistic approach to health and wellness. Whether you’re seeking relief from pain, improved mobility, or stress reduction, chiropractic care and massage therapy can work together to help you achieve your health goals.
Acupuncture and Massage: Complementary Treatments
In the ever-evolving landscape of integrative health and wellness, acupuncture stands as a revered and time-honored practice. Its roots trace back over 2,500 years to ancient China, and it continues to flourish as a holistic therapy with many benefits. In this blog...
Benefits of LGBTQ Massage – Creating an Inclusive Practice
In this month’s blog will discuss why massage therapy is particularly beneficial for the LGBTQ+ population. After, read about how our Clinic is a welcoming and safe space for the queer community and their allys. The benefits of massage therapy are diverse. Here are just a few benefits of massage that are of particular interest to the LGBTQ+ community:
Autism and Massage Therapy
Recently, there has been increasing interest in the potential of massage therapy to help with the diverse range of symptoms experienced by individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). About 1% of the world's population, approximately 75 million people, have...
Reflexology – Give it a Try
Reflexology is a form of massage therapy that uses pressure on specific points to alleviate pain, improve digestion and support wellness.
Massage Therapy and Scar Tissue
Scar tissue is a common occurrence after an injury or surgery, and while it serves the purpose of repairing damaged tissue, it can also cause a range of issues, from pain and discomfort to limited range of motion. Luckily, massage therapy, especially with micro-current point stimulation, can be an effective way to manage scar tissue and its associated problems.