Medical massage is usually controversial because it employs different styles of existing massage therapy.These include: Deep tissue massage, trigger point therapy, osteopathic techniques, craniosacral techniques. However, medical massage is still widely used for decongestive therapy to help treat breast cancer. Pain relief; palliative care, or addressing a problem by focusing on the pain around it […]
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Active Release Therapy/Techniques (ART) was developed by Dr. Fr. Michael Leahy. Active Release Therapy is designed to help elite athletes return to peak performance as quickly as possible without prolonged massage. ART treats the following mild soft tissue injuries: Muscles Ligaments Tendons Fascia Nerves The Active Release Technique was originally developed for athletes, but it […]
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Hot stone massage is a derivative of Swedish massage that uses hot stones along the body. The stones are usually made of basalt, a type of volcanic rock, and are usually heated to 145 degrees Fahrenheit. These stones can be placed in many places along the body, but is the most prominent. The spine The […]
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Reflexology or “zone therapy” is another non-traditional method of massage therapy. Without the use of oils or other balms, reflexology utilizes the body’s natural reflexes in participants’ hands and feet through a series of specific thumb, finger and hand techniques. The body is divided into 10 different zones during different sessions by the practitioner. Pressure […]
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Lomi massage therapy was brought to Hawaii by Polynesian settlers. Everyone from clan chiefs to children practiced lomilomi or “lomi” on the island. In and out like the paws of a satisfied cat” or “Take and turn, … the divine transformation within you inspired by the healing kahuna”. It’s been said twice. Lomi Lomi massage […]
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Swedish massage is the best known and most popular type of massage therapy. The name “Swedish Massage” is only used in English and Dutch speaking countries, in all other countries it is called “Classic Massage”. However, this method, albeit imprecise, was developed by Per Henrik Ling. But it was a Dutchman named Johann Georg He […]
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Cupping therapy is another massage technique that has been derided because its basis is not backed up by hard scientific facts.Cupping therapy can actually be traced back to 3000 BC. Since then, it has been used as the official method for short-term pain relief and increased exercise and blood flow. In general, cupping therapy works […]
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What are the steps? Njavarkizhi or Shashtikashali Pinda Swedam is a type of massage that stimulates sweat and relieves stress. As the name suggests, Njavara means rice in Malayalam and in Sanskrit he is also Shashtikashali. We use rice grown in 60 days. It has medicinal properties used for this particular type of treatment. […]
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Let’s be honest. Thai massage tops the list of the most popular massage treatments. And we are not alone: Thai massage is becoming he one of the most popular types of massage in spas around the world. Because stretching feels good and relieves pain. Stretching is especially effective when done by a trained Thai massage […]
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Balinese massage is a full body, deep tissue and holistic treatment. Traditional Balinese massage uses a combination of gentle stretching, acupressure, reflexology and aromatherapy to stimulate the flow of blood, oxygen and chi (energy) throughout the body, resulting in well being, calm and deep relaxation. increase. Balinese massage uses a variety of techniques such […]
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