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Therapeutic massage encompasses a wide range of hands-on techniques designed to manipulate soft tissues (muscles, tendons, ligaments, fascia) to promote healing, reduce pain, improve circulation, and enhance well-being. From Swedish massage (gentle, relaxing) to deep tissue (targeting chronic muscle tension) to sports massage (performance and recovery), skilled massage therapists tailor their approach to your specific needs.
Massage therapy has profound physiological effects: it increases blood flow and oxygen delivery to tissues, releases endorphins and serotonin, reduces cortisol and stress hormones, breaks up fascial adhesions and scar tissue, and activates the parasympathetic nervous system (rest and digest mode). It's one of the oldest healing arts, used across cultures for thousands of years.
Modern research validates massage for chronic pain, anxiety, depression, sleep disorders, sports injuries, and stress-related conditions. It's increasingly integrated into medical settings, physical therapy, and wellness programs. Whether you seek deep therapeutic work or nurturing relaxation, massage offers accessible healing touch.
Massage therapy has extensive research supporting its use for chronic pain, anxiety, and various medical conditions. It's recommended by major medical organizations and integrated into many healthcare settings. When performed by licensed massage therapists (LMT), it's very safe with minimal risk. Contraindications include certain acute injuries, blood clots, severe osteoporosis, and specific medical conditions. Overall, one of the safest and most beneficial wellness practices.
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