Wellness Tips from our Blog.
How Massage Can Help Rotator Cuff Injuries
Rotator cuff problems are fairly common, whether through overuse due to swimming, tennis, or manual labor or because of an injury from an accident or fall.
How Massage Can Help Manage Arthritis
Whether dealing with sore or tight muscles or general stress and anxiety, massage has become a reliable source of pain relief and stress reduction for many people.
Scar Tissue and Massage
Whether you view scars as a badge of honor or wish they could disappear completely, there are medical reasons to consider addressing the scar tissue that accompanies the scars.
Collaborating with Your Massage Therapist on a Treatment Plan
It’s pretty common for people to approach these care providers individually, but there’s also benefit in collaborating with individual practitioners as part of an overall treatment plan.
How Massage Can Help with Chronic Conditions
Often, chronic conditions are silent or invisible diseases. Those who live with chronic conditions are constantly aware of them but may appear healthy to the outside world.
Areas to Avoid: Customizing Your Massage to Your Needs
While clients often come in requesting a certain type of massage or have a specific spot they would like to focus on, knowing what the client doesn’t want is just as important.
Benefits of Massage While Training for an Endurance Event
Massage therapy offers benefits for endurance athletes both during the training phase and after completing their event.
Health and Wellness: Addition Versus Subtraction
Here are just a few ways to think about addition versus subtraction when it comes to health and wellness.
Trauma, Touch, and Ensuring a Safe Massage Experience
For those who have experienced trauma related to touch, particularly if it was perpetrated by someone they trust, massage can sometimes trigger difficult memories or cause a negative reaction in the body.
The Benefits of Touch
Throughout childhood and adulthood, we seek connection, comfort, and care through hugs, hand holding, and other contact with friends, family, and even people we don’t know well.