A combination of massages designed to relieve tension in deep layers of tissue. It is a highly effective method for treating injuries such as those resulting from automobile accidents. These techniques release chronic stress areas that result from misalignments, repetitive motions, and past injuries. This process focuses on a specific area to help break up adhesions and scar tissue using myofacial release, cross-fiber friction, and trigger points.

Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) is used to drain the excess fluid in the body as it gently mimics the natural pathways of the lymphatic system. It cleanses the body of toxins and impurities, improves the immune system, and accelerates healing time. This technique is excellent for reducing pre- and post-surgery swelling and inflamation.

Uniquely designed for people who engage in athletics, this massage includes pre- and post-event maintenance therapy techniques that promote greater endurance and performance. This process also reduces chances of injury and shortens recovery time. It is performed in conjunction with an assisted isolated stretching program for best results.

This therapeutic style of bodywork combines an array of strokes from light to moderate pressure. It provides a wide range of benefits including relief from aches and pains, stress reduction, enhanced mental clarity, and improved sense of well-being. This massage technique also increases circulation and range of motion.

Dr. Vodder School Int’l.: MLD and Combined Decongestive Therapy
Harvard Medical School: Spirituality, Healing, and Medicine
IAOM: Lower and Upper Cervical Spine, Thoracic Spine/Ribs, Spinal Stabilization/CTL SAFE, Lumbar Spine I & SIJ, TOS/Cervicothoracic Junction, Shoulder
State of Florida Licensed: MA 54348
Nationally Certified, Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork: 150354-00
American Massage Therapy Association: Associate Member