About Twisted Therapeutics Approach to massage Therapy

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Deep tissue massage focuses on diving deep into the muscle and connective tissue helping aid in the recovery of injured muscles. This form of massage therapy utilizes very slow strokes with heavy pressure. Deep tissue massage is recommended for athletes, weekend warriors, and sometimes those experiencing chronic pain. If you're not sure whether this is the right form or massage you, please don't hesitate to ask your massage therapist for further insight. 

Swedish massage is performed utilizing long gentle strokes, deep circular movements, kneading, tapping, and vibrations. While deep tissue massage is used for assisting muscle recovery, Swedish massage helps clients relax and feel revitalized after each session. While not as intense as deep tissue this therapy still holds many of the benefits massage therapy offers. If you're not sure whether this type of massage is right for your individual needs, please do not hesitate to ask our licensed massage therapist to help select the right massage for you. 

Therapeutic massage is focused on alleviating chronic conditions, such as migraines and frozen shoulder just to name a few. 

Therapeutic massage is a full body massage. This approach utilizes a combination of both Swedish massage and Deep Tissue massage. Swedish massage is applied in areas absent of the client's chronic condition and Deep Tissue massage to address problem areas. Furthermore, Therapeutic massage is custom designed to individual needs and will continue to evolve with the client as their condition changes. 

Chair massage is great for public places. Performed fully clothed and without lotions or oils this massage is great for the home, office, corporate events, or anywhere else you may choose. Our massage therapists will apply various stretching, tapping, and vibration techniques to trigger similar benefits seen in Swedish massage. The length of this massage session is approximately 15 minutes on average; making it easy to perform on a large number of people in any setting. If you're not sure whether this type of massage is right for you, please do not hesitate to ask our licensed massage therapist for further input. 

Cupping is an ancient approach to easing pain like backpain, headaches, and neck pain to name a few. The therapy works by applying suction to the skin through cups, stretching the treated area and enhancing blood flow to the area. while there are many claims associated with cupping studies are limited and have found that it decreases the perception of pain and disability, increases range of motion, and increases blood flow to the treated area. With this treatment its common to experience bruising and your skin may feel slightly sore after but should not limit you from your daily activities. 

Cupping is not for everyone, those with cardiovascular pacemakers, anemia, bleeding and clotting disorders, skin conditions such as psoriasis and eczema, and those with a history of seizures. 

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