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TYPE OF
MASSAGE:
Deep
Tissue Massage: Deep tissue
techniques are generally designed
for more focused
massage work.
Working a specific joint, muscle or
muscle group, the practitioner can
access deeper layers of the soft
tissue. Starting superficially and
easing into the
depth of the muscle
slowly often allows more movement.
If the
pressure is applied too
deeply or too quickly, the muscle
may tighten to protect that area,
and unnecessary damage or
inflammation can be induced. Very
little lubricant is used as the
pressure doesn't travel much over
the skin
Swesdish Massage:
Massage is the
practice of soft tissue manipulation
with physical, functional, and in
some cases psychological purposes
and goals. The word comes from the
French massage "friction of
kneading," or ... more from wikipedia
Foot Massage:
Soak feet in warm
water for about 10 minutes. You may
wish to include drops of your
favorite essential...
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Apply a moderate amount of cream or
oil to hands to add to comfort and
ease. Make sure
hands are warm...
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Begin by stroking top of foot,
between cords located on top of foot
at instep.
Hot
Stone Massage:
Hot stone massage
helps loosen tight muscles in the
body and is considered a more
effective treatment than regular
Swedish massage. Loosened muscles
promote relaxation and help open
meridians, or energy pathways, in
the body to allow flow of life
energy, also known as chi. Stones
are heated in 120 to 150 degree
water and are placed on specific
spots along the spine, in a person's
palms, or even between the toes.
Trigger Point
Therapy Massage:
A trigger point is an area of a
muscle that refers pain sensations
to other parts of the body. Trigger
Point Therapy applies pressure to
these points leading to immediate
release of tension and improved
muscular functioning. This work is
based upon the trigger point
research and manuals of Dr. Janet Travell.
Shiatsu: is a manipulative
therapy developed in Japan and
incorporating techniques of anma
(Japanese traditional massage),
acupressure,
stretching, and
Western
massage.
Shiatsu involves applying
pressure to special points or areas
on the body in order to maintain
physical and mental well being,
treat disease, or alleviate
discomfort. This therapy is
considered holistic because it
attempts to treat the whole person
instead of a specific medical
complaint. All types of acupressure
generally focus on the same pressure
points and so-called energy
pathways, but may differ in terms of
massage technique
Reflexology Massage:
Reflexology is the practice of
massaging, squeezing, or pushing on
parts of the feet, or sometimes the
hands and ears, with the goal of
encouraging a beneficial effect on
other parts of the body, or to
improve general ... more from
wikipedia
Acupressure:
Acupressure is a
traditional Chinese medicine
technique derived from acupuncture.
In acupressure physical pressure ...
more from wikipedia
Sports Massage: A sports massage
is administered to athletes between
workouts, before a sports event and
after a sports event to milk the
lactic acid toxin from the muscles.
Aroma
Therapy: Aromatherapy is the
practice of using volatile plant
oils, including essential oils, for
psychological and physical
well-being. Essential oils, the pure
essence of a plant, have been found
to provide both psychological and
physical benefits when used
correctly and safely. The Essential
Oil Profiles area details over 90
essential oils
Thai
Massage: The origins of
traditional
Thai massage reportedly
began over 2,000 years ago along
with the introduction of Buddhism.
It is one of four branches of
traditional medicine in Thailand,
the others being herbs, nutrition,
and spiritual practice. The
legendary historical creator of
Thai
medicine is Dr. Jivaka Kumar Bhaccha,
known as Shivago Komarpaj in
Thailand. Bhaccha was from the north
of India and said to be a close
associate of the Buddha and chief to
the original community gathered
around the Buddha
Neuromuscular Therapy:
Neuromuscular
Therapy (NMT) is used
for pain relief and specific
problems. Structural and postural
imbalances are identified through an
initial postural assessment. These
are then addressed through
systematic and site specific
massage. NMT
reduces pain, tension,
postural imbalance, and lengthens
and strengthens tissues. NMT was
developed by Paul St. John.
Chinese Zhi Ya Massage: Zhi Ya
is a form of
Chinese massage based
on acupressure. It is similar to Tui
Na massage except it focuses more on
pinching and pressing at acupressure
points.
MA-URI Massage: MA-URI is a new
form of massage introduced by Hemi
Hoani Fox in 1990, who cites as its
roots Hawaiian Lomi-Lomi Nui dance,
claiming increased so-called energy
flow within the body and mind. Focus
is internal, upon breathing, intent,
and concentration. Claimed benefits
include mental and physical health.
Study and advocation is primarily
carried out at the MA-URI
Institute (http://www.ma-uri.org/),
headed by Hemi and Katja Fox. It is
currently difficult to find
practitioners, though this may
change as it grows more popular.
Swe-Thai
Massage: is performed on a
massage table. It combines advanced
and specific soft
tissue therapies,
Thai style mechanics and stretching.
The client is unclothed and a cream
or oil is used. The average
Swe-Thai
massage is 70 minutes but can easily
be shortened to 60 or extended to 90
minutes
Reiki
Massage:
Reiki massage is a
holistic medicine that is used by
practitioners to heal a patients
body from pain and to induce
healing. The energy that occurs
within the massage is used to
increase the flow of energy in the
body for healing.
Couples Massage: Many
spas now
offer romantic treatments aimed at
couples, especially couples massage.
Some spas, especially big resort and
hotel spas, have special couples
suites with fireplaces,
pedicure
chairs, steam showers and lounging
beds where you can relax together
after your treatments. It's a great
way to introduce men, especially, to
the pleasures of massage.
Craniosacral Massage: Cranio-Sacral
Therapy, or CST, is a gentle,
hands-on manipulation of a
physiological body system called the
cranio-sacral system. This system is
comprised of the soft tissue and
bones of the cranium (or head), the
spine and the pelvis.
Massage
therapists that perform cranio-sacral
therapy also target the membranes
and cerebrospinal fluids that
surround and cushion the brain and
spinal cord from injury during a
therapy session. CST therapist
usually feel for the rhythm of your
body and work with you natural
healing vibration to prompt healing.
Lomi
Lomi Massage: A
Lomi Lomi
massage is a Hawaiian massage that
focuses on healing touch to release
blockages within the body, the mind
and the emotions. Discover how a Lomi Lomi massage can help remove
old habits and behaviors from the
body with advice
Ayurveda Massage: Ayurveda is a
5000 year old tradition from India
and translates as the ‘knowledge or
science of life’. It is a
comprehensive system of natural
medicine based on the innate wisdom
of nature. It shows us how the
life-force functions everywhere in
creation through the energy of the
five elements of Earth, Water, Fire,
Air and Ether. Ayurveda is a simple
and time tested approach which can
show us how to rediscover a natural
state of inner balance and radiant
health in our body, mind and spirit.
The key aspects of Ayurveda are
bodywork, yoga & meditation, and
lifestyle/nutritional counselling
Cupping Massage: This is
combined with cupping massage which
is a deep tissue massage used to
stimulate the peripheral nervous
system, bring blood flow to stagnant
muscles, loosen adhesions and drain
excess fluid and toxins.
Massage
with cups still forms part of
Traditional Russian massage and is
used prior to performing honey
massage by increasing circulation to
the skin, so that toxins are more
easily absorbed by the honey and the
beneficial nutrients of the honey
are more easily absorbed by the
skin. Another beneficial aspect of
cupping massage is its use in
therapist injury prevention. This
method allows rest for the hands
from repetitive movement and enables
the therapist to get deeper without
discomfort to the client or herself
Four
Hands Massage: A four hand
massage is exactly what it says: a
massage performed with four hands.
Obviously no massage therapist will
have four hands, so it essentially
means that you will be massaged by
two therapists. The two
massage
therapists massage the patient’s
body at the same time, using all
four of their hands, so that it then
becomes a
four hand massage.
Tui
Na Massage: A Tui Na massage
incorporates an ancient Chinese
method of touch therapy,
utilizing
massage,
acupressure and musculo-skeletal
manipulation to target energy
meridian lines and specific pain
sites.
Watsu
Massage: Watsu and its
associated techniques were developed
in the early 1980s by Harold Dull,
director of the Harbin School of
Shiatsu and Massage, in California.
Watsu is an
aquatic massage therapy
that incorporates the principles of
Zen Shiatsu and adapts them for
effective use in warm water. It
combines elements of massage, joint
mobilization, shiatsu, muscle
stretching and dance in warm water
to correct ailments and promote
healing. The name Watsu is derived
from an amalgamation of the terms
‘Water’ and ‘Shiatsu’.
Warm
Bamboo Massage: This
unique
massage involves using heated bamboo
rods of various sizes to knead and
roll out knots and relax tense
muscles. Warm Bamboo Synergy Massage
combines the traditional benefits of
massage along with the comforting
qualities of heat. It is the perfect
massage to counter the effects of
stress, tension and lack of rest.
The bamboo pieces are specially
designed and treated to be the
perfect tools for massage. They are
heated on custom made heating pads
which allow the pieces to be heated
to the optimum temperature thus
enabling maximum retention of heat
Indian Head Massage: An Indian
head massage is a type of
massage
therapy where your head, face, and
neck are massaged to clear blocked
energy channels. It is a type of
alternative medicine that was
brought to the west in the 1970s by Narendra Mehta
Aqua
Massage: Aquatic Massage is a
gentle type of
health massage
therapy that takes advantage of the
anti gravity featured by most
therapeutic pools. The therapy is
done whilke the client is floating
or soaking in a pool. The pool
provides the almost wieghtless
sensation to the patient's body. The
water is kept at a temperature of 95
degrees Fahrenheit, in order to
promote further relaxation. And a
skilled therapist uses a variety of
massage techniques, spine softening
movements, opening stretches, and
dynamic stillness. The therapist and
the water work hand in hand together
to activate and empower the body's
innate movement towards balance.
This type of treatment is dieal for
people suffering from muscular
ailments (e.g. arthritis,
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