✨ Where Care Meets Intention
We’re so glad you’re here. As licensed medical massage therapists, we’re trained in a variety of healing techniques—but our most important skill is listening.
Every session begins with a thoughtful consultation. We’ll take time to understand your unique needs, concerns, and the outcomes you're hoping for. Whether you're here for relief, recovery, or simply a moment to breathe—we’re here to support you.
We’ll review your health history, talk about any areas of tension or discomfort, and tailor your treatment with care and precision. At each visit, we’ll check in to make sure your massage evolves with you.
Because your well-being isn’t one-size-fits-all—and neither is your massage.
Welcome. You’re in good hands.
Massage FAQ
The best massage for you depends on your goal for the session.
Are you looking to relax and de-stress, or are you dealing with muscle pain or tightness? Here’s a quick guide to help you decide:
A gentle, full-body massage that’s perfect if you:
Are new to massage
Want to unwind and release tension
Prefer a light, calming touch
This massage helps soothe muscles and calm the nervous system, using techniques like:
Long, flowing strokes
Gentle kneading and circular movements
Light tapping and passive joint movement
You’ll be comfortably draped with a sheet, and only the area being worked on will be uncovered.
A firmer massage ideal for:
Chronic muscle tightness
Soreness or injury recovery
Muscle imbalance and stiffness
Your therapist will use slow, deep strokes and strong pressure to target deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue. It’s especially helpful for relieving built-up tension.
Best for clients dealing with:
Injuries or chronic pain
Specific muscle issues or mobility concerns
Trigger points causing referred pain
This customized session blends different techniques and pressure levels, focusing on problem areas while still addressing the whole body for balance and relief.
Designed for expectant mothers, this massage helps with:
Lower back pain
Hip discomfort
Leg and foot swelling
General stress relief
Using gentle, Swedish-style techniques, your therapist will help you relax safely and comfortably—either lying on your side or using a special pregnancy support cushion.
Still unsure? No worries—your therapist can help guide you based on your needs and comfort level.
We’re here to support your wellness every step of the way!
Both massage therapists and medical massage therapists use hands-on techniques to promote wellness, but their focus and training can differ significantly.
A general massage therapist provides relaxation and stress relief, along with relief from muscle tension and minor aches.
They are skilled in various techniques such as:
Swedish massage
Deep tissue massage
Prenatal massage
Sports massage
These sessions are typically non-clinical and focus on overall well-being and relaxation.
A medical massage therapist has advanced training in anatomy, pathology, and treatment protocols.
They work with clients who have:
Injuries
Chronic pain
Post-surgical recovery
Soft tissue dysfunction
Referrals from healthcare providers
Their goal is to support healing, restore function, and reduce pain using clinically-based techniques. Medical massage may be part of a treatment plan and is often focused on specific areas rather than the full body.
Massage Therapist | Medical Massage Therapist | |
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Focus | General wellness, relaxation | Injury recovery, chronic pain, clinical care |
Training | Basic massage education | Advanced training in medical applications |
Approach | Full-body, spa-style | Targeted, treatment-focused |
Clients | Anyone seeking stress relief or muscle tension relief | Clients with medical conditions or referred by a provider |
Massage therapy is a safe and effective way to support your health and well-being—no matter your age or activity level. Whether you're dealing with everyday stress or recovering from an injury, massage can help your body heal and function better.
🦴 Inflammatory conditions like arthritis and tendinitis
😌 Stress relief and stress-related symptoms
🤕 Headaches and migraines
💪 Muscle issues such as spasms, strains, and sprains
🚶♂️ Back pain and tension
⌨️ Repetitive strain injuries (like carpal tunnel syndrome)
❤️ Circulatory and respiratory issues
🤰 Pregnancy and labor discomfort
🛠️ Post-injury or post-surgical rehabilitation
Massage works by increasing circulation, relaxing muscles, improving mobility, and calming the nervous system—helping you feel and function your best.
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