Massage At Saratoga

Cupping is an ancient practice that can be used to treat deep muscular issues as well as for energy medicine.  It is a technique in which the therapist uses glass 'cups' as tools during the massage to create a vacuum on the skin.  The vacuum effects of the cup create suction that softens tissues and increases circulation of Qi (life energy), blood and fluids  Cupping is not painful but the client should expect to experience some slight surface bruising due to the nature of this work.  By stimulating the skin and uderlying muscles benefits of cupping include releasing toxins and improving circulation.

A combination of Swedish massage, neuromuscular techniques, and trigger point therapy on areas of the body needing extra care due to overuse, injury, or tension.

A relaxing massage that soothes sore muscles, reduces tension and relieves stress. Enough time to work on multiple areas of concern.

Supplement your deep tissue session with Cupping.  Cupping therapy is an ancient practice and can be used to treat deep muscular issues or it can be used for energy medicine.  It is a technique where the therapist uses glass ‘cups’ as a tool during the massage to create a vacuum on the skin.  The vacuum effect of the cups creates suction that softens tissues and increases the circulation of Qi (life energy), blood, and fluids.  Cupping is not painful but the client should expect to experience some slight surface bruising due to the nature of this work. By stimulating the skin and underlying muscles,benefits of cupping include a release of toxins that have accumulated and increasing circulation.

Using a soft touch, generally no greater than the weight of a nickel, the therapist releases restrictions in the spinal areas of your head, neck, shoulders, and back. This results in improved function of your nervous system, releasing patterns of disease and congestion. CST is especially beneficial for migraines, chronic neck and back pain, motor-coordination impairments, orthopedic problems, scoliosis, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, TMJ, immune disorders, and PTSD.

A combination of Swedish massage, neuromuscular techniques, and trigger point therapy on areas of the body needing extra care due to overuse, injury, or tension.

Based on the principle that there are zones on the feet and hands that correspond to every area of the body.

This hands-on technique releases the connective tissue (fascia) that surrounds and protects your muscles from head to toe. Your muscles become more flexible, more hydrated, and generally able to prevent injuries and strain. Myofascial therapy increases range of motion and reduces limits caused by scarring, repetitive trauma, poor posture, stress, and inflammation. Many problems that haven’t responded to traditional medical intervention can be relieved with this method, including back and hip pain, migraines, TMJ, menstrual problems, neck pain, post-surgery trauma, sports injuries, sciatica, and disc problems

Prenatal massage shares many of the goals of regular massage such as relief of tension and relaxation, but it's also tailored specifically to the needs of pregnant women and their changing bodies, and therapists who are trained in prenatal massage adjust their techniques accordingly.

A deeply relaxing treatment developed in Japan that has been practiced for thousands of years; After the tension is released from your body, Reiki energy allows your body to heal itself. In this way, a Reiki treatment is similar to the restorative power of a good night’s sleep, condensed into the duration of the massage. You lie on a massage table and remain clothed while the Reiki practitioner places her hands on places of pain, tension, or dysfunction.

A relaxing massage to ease sore muscles and promote a sense of well-being.

Using a soft touch, generally no greater than the weight of a nickel, the therapist releases restrictions in the spinal areas of your head, neck, shoulders, and back. This results in improved function of your nervous system, releasing patterns of disease and congestion. CST is especially beneficial for migraines, chronic neck and back pain, motor-coordination impairments, orthopedic problems, scoliosis, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, TMJ, immune disorders, and PTSD.

A combination of Swedish massage, neuromuscular techniques, and trigger point therapy on areas of the body needing extra care due to overuse, injury, or tension.

Based on the principle that there are zones on the feet and hands that correspond to every area of the body.

This hands-on technique releases the connective tissue (fascia) that surrounds and protects your muscles from head to toe. Your muscles become more flexible, more hydrated, and generally able to prevent injuries and strain. Myofascial therapy increases range of motion and reduces limits caused by scarring, repetitive trauma, poor posture, stress, and inflammation. Many problems that haven’t responded to traditional medical intervention can be relieved with this method, including back and hip pain, migraines, TMJ, menstrual problems, neck pain, post-surgery trauma, sports injuries, sciatica, and disc problems.

Prenatal massage shares many of the goals of regular massage such as relief of tension and relaxation, but it's also tailored specifically to the needs of pregnant women and their changing bodies, and therapists who are trained in prenatal massage adjust their techniques accordingly.

A deeply relaxing treatment developed in Japan that has been practiced for thousands of years; After the tension is released from your body, Reiki energy allows your body to heal itself. In this way, a Reiki treatment is similar to the restorative power of a good night’s sleep, condensed into the duration of the massage. You lie on a massage table and remain clothed while the Reiki practitioner places her hands on places of pain, tension, or dysfunction.

A relaxing massage to ease sore muscles and promote a sense of well-being.

Using a soft touch, generally no greater than the weight of a nickel, the therapist releases restrictions in the spinal areas of your head, neck, shoulders, and back. This results in improved function of your nervous system, releasing patterns of disease and congestion. CST is especially beneficial for migraines, chronic neck and back pain, motor-coordination impairments, orthopedic problems, scoliosis, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, TMJ, immune disorders, and PTSD.

Cupping therapy is an ancient practice in which the therapist uses glass ‘cups’ as a tool during the massage to create a vacuum on the skin. Cupping can be used to treat deep muscular issues as well as for energy medicine.  The vacuum effect of the cups creates suction that softens tissues and increases the circulation of Qi (life energy), blood, and fluids.  Cupping is not painful but the client should expect to experience some slight surface bruising due to the nature of this work.  By stimulating the skin and underlying muscles, it helps release toxins that have accumulated and promotes circulation of lymph and blood flow.

A combination of Swedish massage, neuromuscular techniques, and trigger point therapy on areas of the body needing extra care due to overuse, injury, or tension.

This hands-on technique releases the connective tissue (fascia) that surrounds and protects your muscles from head to toe. Your muscles become more flexible, more hydrated, and generally able to prevent injuries and strain. Myofascial therapy increases range of motion and reduces limits caused by scarring, repetitive trauma, poor posture, stress, and inflammation. Many problems that haven’t responded to traditional medical intervention can be relieved with this method, including back and hip pain, migraines, TMJ, menstrual problems, neck pain, post-surgery trauma, sports injuries, sciatica, and disc problems.

Prenatal massage shares many of the goals of regular massage such as relief of tension and relaxation, but it's also tailored specifically to the needs of pregnant women and their changing bodies, and therapists who are trained in prenatal massage adjust their techniques accordingly.

A deeply relaxing treatment developed in Japan that has been practiced for thousands of years; After the tension is released from your body, Reiki energy allows your body to heal itself. In this way, a Reiki treatment is similar to the restorative power of a good night’s sleep, condensed into the duration of the massage. You lie on a massage table and remain clothed while the Reiki practitioner places her hands on places of pain, tension, or dysfunction.

A full body relaxing massage to ease sore muscles and promote a sense of well-being.

Using a soft touch, generally no greater than the weight of a nickel, the therapist releases restrictions in the spinal areas of your head, neck, shoulders, and back. This results in improved function of your nervous system, releasing patterns of disease and congestion. CST is especially beneficial for migraines, chronic neck and back pain, motor-coordination impairments, orthopedic problems, scoliosis, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, TMJ, immune disorders, and PTSD.

Cupping therapy is an ancient practice and can be used to treat deep muscular issues as well as for energy medicine. It is a technique where the therapist uses glass 'cups' as a tool during the massage  to create a vacuum on the skin. The vacuum effects of the cup create suction that softens tissues and increases circulation of Qi (life energy), blood and fluids. Cupping is not painful but the client should expect to experience slight surface bruising due to the nature of this work. By stimulating the skin and underlying muscles,benefits of cupping include releasing toxins, and promoting circulation.

A combination of Swedish massage, neuromuscular techniques, and trigger point therapy on areas of the body needing extra care due to overuse, injury, or tension.

Massage applied with heated Basalt stones, worn smooth with time, creates a sensation of comfort and warmth. Hot stone massage is especially good for poor circulation, muscular aches and pains, arthritis, and insomnia.

This hands-on technique releases the connective tissue (fascia) that surrounds and protects your muscles from head to toe. Your muscles become more flexible, more hydrated, and generally able to prevent injuries and strain. Myofascial therapy increases range of motion and reduces limits caused by scarring, repetitive trauma, poor posture, stress, and inflammation. Many problems that haven’t responded to traditional medical intervention can be relieved with this method, including back and hip pain, migraines, TMJ, menstrual problems, neck pain, post-surgery trauma, sports injuries, sciatica, and disc problems.

A deeply relaxing treatment developed in Japan that has been practiced for thousands of years; After the tension is released from your body, Reiki energy allows your body to heal itself. In this way, a Reiki treatment is similar to the restorative power of a good night’s sleep, condensed into the duration of the massage. You lie on a massage table and remain clothed while the Reiki practitioner places her hands on places of pain, tension, or dysfunction.

Shiatsu is an eastern massage modality which seeks to release and facilitate the flow of vital life energy, known as Qi (Chi in Chinese, Ki in Japanese), within the body.  Shiatsu incorporates a number of massage techniques and stretching positions.  The client should wear loose comfortable clothing (not jeans pleae) to each session as they will stay fully dressed and need to be able to move freely as the practitioner performs the massage.  The Therapist will help the client find harmony via assessment and working appropriate meridians. Each session may also be tailored to relieve specific symptoms (both physical and emotional).

A full body relaxing massage to ease sore muscles and promote a sense of well-being.

Cupping therapy is an ancient practice and can be used to treat deep muscular issues as well as for energy medicine. It is a technique where the therapist uses glass 'cups' as a tool during the massage  to create a vacuum on the skin. The vacuum effects of the cup create suction that softens tissues and increases circulation of Qi (life energy), blood and fluids. Cupping is not painful but the client should expect to experience slight surface bruising due to the nature of this work. By stimulating the skin and underlying muscles,benefits of cupping include releasing toxins, and promoting circulation.

Using a soft touch, generally no greater than the weight of a nickel, the therapist releases restrictions in the spinal areas of your head, neck, shoulders, and back. This results in improved function of your nervous system, releasing patterns of disease and congestion. CST is especially beneficial for migraines, chronic neck and back pain, motor-coordination impairments, orthopedic problems, scoliosis, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, TMJ, immune disorders, and PTSD.

A combination of Swedish massage, neuromuscular techniques, and trigger point therapy on areas of the body needing extra care due to overuse, injury, or tension.

Massage applied with heated Basalt stones, worn smooth with time, creates a sensation of comfort and warmth. Hot stone massage is especially good for poor circulation, muscular aches and pains, arthritis, and insomnia.

This hands-on technique releases the connective tissue (fascia) that surrounds and protects your muscles from head to toe. Your muscles become more flexible, more hydrated, and generally able to prevent injuries and strain. Myofascial therapy increases range of motion and reduces limits caused by scarring, repetitive trauma, poor posture, stress, and inflammation. Many problems that haven’t responded to traditional medical intervention can be relieved with this method, including back and hip pain, migraines, TMJ, menstrual problems, neck pain, post-surgery trauma, sports injuries, sciatica, and disc problems.

Prenatal massage shares many of the goals of regular massage such as relief of tension and relaxation, but it's also tailored specifically to the needs of pregnant women and their changing bodies, and therapists who are trained in prenatal massage adjust their techniques accordingly.

A deeply relaxing treatment developed in Japan that has been practiced for thousands of years; After the tension is released from your body, Reiki energy allows your body to heal itself. In this way, a Reiki treatment is similar to the restorative power of a good night’s sleep, condensed into the duration of the massage. You lie on a massage table and remain clothed while the Reiki practitioner places her hands on places of pain, tension, or dysfunction.

A full body relaxing massage to ease sore muscles and promote a sense of well-being.

Refresh yourself fast with a rejuvenating chair massage from a licensed massage therapist.  For this type of casual, quick massage, you keep all of your clothes on and no oils or creams are applied.  The University of Pennsylvania Office of Health Education says "even 15 minutes of massage to the neck, back, arms and hands can increase circulation, returning energy levels."  The massage chair gives the therapist easy access to your neck, shoulders, back, arms, hands and head.  Specify which areas you'd like your therapist to focus on; each therapist has their own style based on your requests and their repertoire of techniques.

A full body relaxing massage to ease sore muscles and promote a sense of well-being.

A deeply relaxing treatment developed in Japan that has been practiced for thousands of years; After the tension is released from your body, Reiki energy allows your body to heal itself. In this way, a Reiki treatment is similar to the restorative power of a good night’s sleep, condensed into the duration of the massage. You lie on a massage table and remain clothed while the Reiki practitioner places her hands on places of pain, tension, or dysfunction.

A full body relaxing massage to ease sore muscles and promote a sense of well-being with extra time to work on an area of concern.

A full body relaxing massage to ease sore muscles and promote a sense of well-being with extra time to work on one or more areas of concern.