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Massage Therapy
Massage Therapy is an ancient method of healing dating back 3,000 years. It has been used by many different civilizations from the Chinese, to the Hindus, and the Egyptians. Book a massage with one of our talented therapists and you’ll soon learn why this healing technique has endured.
Benefits of Massage:
Improves range of motion & mobility
Workout recovery (stretch weak tight muscles)
Enhances sleep quality
Increases joint flexibility
Increases lymph flow
Relieves headaches
Promotes tissue regeneration and rehabilitation
Reduces spasms and cramping
Relaxes and softens tired, injured, and overused muscles
Improves circulation
Enhances your immune system
Relieves stress
Increases energy, vigor, and vitality
Improves posture & body awareness
Reduces scar tissue
Techniques our Therapists Use:
Deep Tissue: relieves chronic and severe tension in the muscle/fascia from heavy activity or injury
Myofascial: focuses on releasing restrictions in fascia (connective tissue that surrounds and protects muscles) which can contribute to postural distortions and muscle tension
Swedish (Relaxation): uses classic massager strokes including: gliding, kneading, rhythmic tapping, friction and vibration
Trigger Point: deactivates trigger points (a localized contraction of muscle fiber) to relieve referred pain or local pain
We offer massages in hour-long intervals; you may book a 1-hour massage, or a 2-hour massage.
Insurance Coverage:
Some insurance companies, including Health Savings Accounts may cover massage therapy. If you would like us to bill your insurance for massage, our office policy is that you must also be a chiropractic patient of either Dr. Kevin Shearer or Dr. Elizabeth Detwiler. If you are unsure of your insurance coverage, our office will gladly contact your insurance company to check your coverage after you supply us with the necessary information.
We also accept Cash, Check, Visa or MasterCard for your convenience.
Cancellation Policy:
As a courtesy, please give 24 hours notice when canceling or rescheduling appointments. Cancellation fees are the responsibility of the patient and must be paid in full before the next visit.
