CranioSacral Therapy - is scientifically based and utilizes a light touch to monitor the rhythm of your cranio-sacral system, which are membranes and cerebrospinal fluid that surround and protect the brain and spinal cord. I detect potential restrictions and imbalances and use delicate manual techniques to release those areas and relieve undue pressure on the brain and spinal cord.

 

Many conditions respond well to this treatment, including migraines and headaches, chronic neck and back pain, motor-coordination impairments, chronic fatigue, scoliosis, learning disabilities, PTSD, and temporomandibular joint syndrome.

 

SomatoEmotional Release – allows a deep dialogue with painful, disowned, or wise aspects in your body. Instead of guessing what your specific needs are or the reasons for imbalances, we invite your inner wisdom to have a voice and guide us into deeper healing. This can be utilized in conjunction with CranioSacral Therapy or massage.

 
Deep Tissue/Triggerpoint – employs direct pressure to areas of high neurological activity (pain or numbness) and low blood flow (areas in spasm). This can be momentarily painful but not so painful that you tense up and guard against the discomfort.

 
Aromatherapy – is the use of essential oils with specific healing properties. They are custom mixed with pure organic jojoba oil.

 

Strain-Counterstrain – is scentifically based and very gentle.  It uses passivve and painless positioning to reduce your pain and spasm while improving your motion and function.

 

This technique addresses the mechano-receptors (nerves) that relate to your muscles and joints to correct faulty pain signals.  Once the pain signals are gone, your muscles are able to relax.

 

Energy – is always running through the body.  Using fine palpation skills and intuition, I perceive blocked, overflowing, or emotionally charged energetic points and work with you to balance them.  This can resolve issues that hve been lingering for years.

 

Chair Massage – in a specially designed chair is a great introduction for those new to massage.  Relieve tension to your shoulders, back, and arms quickly and easily.  This is a refreshing break that increases your ability to relax and focus.