Your therapeutic massage will be performed by a licensed Massage Therapist that is also either a Doctor of Physical Therapy or Certified Athletic Trainer.  It will focus on muscle relaxation, tension relief, the breaking up of myofascial irregularities (ie. knots and trigger points), and the release of tone - all of which are frequently the cause of pain. Techniques may include but are not limited to:

• Swedish Massage

• Deep Tissue Massage

• Cranial-Sacral Techniques

• Trigger Point Therapy

• Myofascial Release.

Sessions are 45, 60, or 90 minutes and may include any and all problem areas within the session time.  Potential problem areas include the neck, shoulders, back, calves, thighs, and face/head.  Those suffering from tension migraines, TMJ, or chronic whiplash/back pain are treated with specialized techniques as well.  ​

Your Active Release Technique session will combine therapeutic massage and movement patterns. It will be performed by an Active Release Technique certified practitioner that is also either a Doctor of Physical Therapy or Certified Athletic Trainer. It will focus on muscle relaxation, tension relief, the breaking up of myofascial irregularities (ie. knots and trigger points), and the release of tone - all of which are frequently the cause of pain. This technique combines that of more traditional manual therapy techniques with specific movement patterns. This patented technique utilizes over 500 unique movement patterns, broken down by involved musculature. 

Your Dry Needling session will be performed by a dry needling specialist that is also either a Doctor of Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapist, Certified Athletic Trainer, or Licensed Massage Therapist.  It will focus on muscle relaxation, tension relief, the breaking up of myofascial irregularities (ie. knots and trigger points), and the release of tone- all of which are frequently the cause of pain.  Dry Needling is the primary focus of this treatment session, but it will also incorporate some manual therapy. These techniques may include but are not limited to; Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, cranial-sacral techniques, trigger point therapy, and myofascial release.  Sessions are 30 or 60 minutes and may include any and all problem areas within the session time.  Potential problem areas include but are not strictly limited to; neck, shoulders, back, calves, thighs, and face/head.  Those suffering from tension migraines, TMJ, or chronic whiplash/back pain are treated with specialized techniques as well.  Dry needling itself may also be added onto another therapeutic or cash based service.