Therapeutic Massage

As an adjunct to medical treatment, massage may help combat the pain and symptoms of a wide variety of ailments and medical conditions, including:

• Arthritis
• Asthma and bronchitis
• Auto accident injuries
• Carpal tunnel syndrome
• Circulatory problems
• Depression
• Digestive disorders
• Headache
• Insomnia
• Myascial pain
• Sinusitis
• Sports injuries
• Tempormandibular joint dysfunction (TMJ/TMD)
• Whiplash

TECHNIQUES MARTHA INCORPORATES

Canadian Deep Tissue Massage: massage techniques used to relax muscle and increase blood, and lymph circulation.

Sports Massage: used to prepare athletes for upcoming events and to aid in bodily restoration following competitions.

Myotherapy: therapeutic techniques used to release Trigger Points.

Spinal Touch: Spinal Touch is gentle, non-manipulative technique that brings the spine into mechanical balance through muscle relaxation.

Seated Therapeutic Massage: uses massage strokes and active isolated stretching to create relaxation, improve circulation, increase range of motion, reduce pain and help relieve common complaints.

Myofascial Release: Highly used in therpeutic settings, practices indirect Myofascial Release, studying direct Myofascial Release.

Infant Message Instructor: Teaching parents infant message.

Neuromuscular Therapy: Therapeutic uses.

Applications of AIS: (Active Isolated Stretches) Class Certified  by Aaron Mattes. 

Massage is preventative treatment; many actively seek massage for muscle maintenance.