Specialty Massage

• Neuromuscular Massage: Neuromuscular Massage works on reducing pain in the body that is brought on by trigger points located in the tissue. Trigger points are sore, painful spots that can be found in the muscle. Otherwise known as knots, these highly irritated points produce a painful response in localized and referred parts of the body.  Direct pressure is placed on each trigger point to prevent cycles of muscle pain and spasms.  This massage is beneficial for all clients, and extremely helpful to those who suffer from chronic pain and discomfort related to muscular injuries.
  
  
• Prenatal: For women after the first trimester of pregnancy, or who are still in the first few months after delivery, this is a relaxing massage that relieves tension in the body. By using long strokes and kneading techniques, this treatment will promote circulation and aid in the discomforts of pregnancy. Often times relieving water retention, chronic fatigue, headaches, sciatic discomforts, and muscle aches. Pillows and bolsters will be used to comfortably position a woman to a side lying position.

* High-risk women should provide a doctor's written consent prior to a massage. 

• Lymphatic Drainage: Manual lymphatic drainage is a form of massage therapy in which the practitioner manipulates the body’s lymph flow in order to assist the body in removing cellular waste and toxins.  The practitioner uses gentle and rhythmic pumping techniques on the skin in the same direction as lymph flow.  This helps stimulate healing energy that drains puffy and swollen tissues.  Lymphatic drainage massage helps the body heal from surgery, and has been known to reduce scar tissue, redness, acne, and spider veins.
  
  
• Maya Abdominal Massage: Maya Abdominal Massage allows practitioners to gently lift and guide the uterus into the best space for it in your body through massage. This then creates optimal blood and lymph flow and can help with these conditions:
• Painful or irregular periods/ovulation
• Headache/Migraines with menstruation
• Tiredness, numbness, or weakness in the legs.
• Back pain
• Endometriosis, Uterine Fibroids and Uterine Polyps
• PMS/ depression
• Bladder infections, frequent urination
• Vaginal infections
• Chronic miscarriages
• Difficulty getting pregnant/Infertility
• Painful intercourse
• Chronic constipation
• Difficult menopause