"I went to Massage Solutions on my doctor's recommendation because of a stiff and hurting neck. I am now feeling improvement in my shoulder and neck with more mobility and less pain! And that is after just 2 treatments!"
JC. H - 2023
JC. H - 2023
Chronic and Acute Pain Management
(678) 683-1901
(678) 683-1901
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Services
- Neuromuscular Therapy - Neuromuscular Therapy is the utilization of static pressure (trigger point therapy) on specific areas of pain to reduce adhesions and trigger points in the body.
- Active Neuromuscular Therapy - Active Neuromuscular Therapy incorporates active muscle movement,Myofascial Therapy, and Trigger Point Therapy, during the session to release adhesions and trigger points in the tissue. This advanced technique is often successful in reducing or eliminating longstanding painful conditions. Some of the techniques can also be applied to acute injures and for post-surgical care.
- Muscle Testing with Neurolymphatic and Neurovascular Points - Muscle Testing is beneficial in understanding the strength of individual muscles. After determining which muscles are weak, the therapist will apply Active Myofascial Therapy to specific areas of the body along with Neurolymphatic and Neurovascular points to increase the strength of the affected muscles. Neurolymphatic points, better known as Chapman's Reflexes, is a systematic approach for testing and treating injuries, aiding in pain management and delivering the ultimate in client satisfaction. This is for clients who are wanting to get to the root of the problem, not just employing the band-aid, quick fix approach. The technique stems from a strong background in the nervous system, as well as, its links to the lymphatic congestion of muscles and viscera.
- Swedish Massage - The primary goal of Swedish Massage is to relax the entire body by using long, gliding strokes in the direction of the heart.
- Therapeutic Swedish - Therapeutic Swedish is designed for clients who are wanting to relax but also want some tension worked out of the muscle (without having a Deep Tissue Massage). Therapeutic Swedish uses the same Swedish strokes, but at a deeper level to work our way into the muscle to ease tension.
- Deep Tissue Massage - Deep Tissue applies some of the same strokes as Swedish, but the movement is slower, and the pressure is deeper and concentrated on areas of tension and pain, in order to reach the sub-layer of muscle and connective tissue.
- Warm Bamboo Massage - Warm Bamboo Massage is a therapeutic technique using heated bamboo canes. It's an effective way to release stress and tension, using warm bamboo tools of varying lengths and diameters to roll, knead, and relax the muscles with Deep Tissue or Therapeutic Swedish techniques.
- Hot Flow Therapy - Hot Flow Therapy utilizes a contoured heated massage tool which fuses clinically based deep tissue work with myofascial stretching techniques. Hot Flow Therapy provides a healthful, therapeutic treatment, aiding the body's natural healing process to help re-connect and restore the whole person.
- Hot Stone Massage - Hot Stone Massage is a soothing type of therapeutic massage therapy modality that uses smooth, heated stones to relieve tension and help you relax.
- Myofascial Release - Myofascial Release treats a variety of chronic disorders in which the muscle tissue is stretched and manipulated to relieve tension in the fascia (a thin sheath of fibrous tissue encasing a muscle or other organ).
- Manual Lymphatic Drainage - Manual Lymphatic Drainage is an advanced form of massage that stimulates the lymphatic system to remove congestion and stagnation from within the body. This is a gentle technique that assists the lymphatic system in working more efficiently. Healthy lymph is a clear, watery-looking fluid that flows throughout lymph vessels in the body into lymph nodes, which filters out the waste and debris from the system. When the lymph system is damaged or blocked, excess fluid may accumulate in the body causing lymphedema. Manual Lymphatic Drainage is beneficial in the treatment of primary and secondary Lymphedema, post cancer Lymphedema, Lipedema, venous insufficiency, rheumatoid arthritis, sprains and strains, sports injuries, burns, pre and post-plastic surgery.
- Boca Lymph Lift - Manual Lymphatic Drainage of the head, neck and face helps to alleviate sinus congestion and stagnation and increase lymph flow, helps reduce under eye bags and dark circles, improves circulation of blood and nutrients, repairs cells, improves skin appearance and increases oxygen supply.
- Scar Release Therapy - Scar Release Therapy is a gentle and effective technique used to decrease discomfort, fascial adhesions, dark coloring or congestion of scar tissue. Visible changes in scar appearance is observed in real time. Once a scar has been released there is fascia release & stress reduction, increasing blood circulation and lymph drainage. Scar Release Therapy is the highly recommended for treating scars on your body quickly and efficiently.
- Massage Cupping - Massage Cupping creates suction and negative pressure and is used to drain excess fluids and toxins; stimulate the peripheral nervous system; bring blood flow to the stagnant muscles and skin; and loosen adhesions. The cup may be "parked" for a short time on the area being treated or moved around the joints and tissue.
- Sports Massage - Sports Massage addresses specific needs of athletes, combines Swedish Massage, deep compression and stretching. This type of massage is beneficial before or after events to enhance performance, or promote healing post-injury.
- Prenatal Massage - Prenatal Massage relaxes tense muscles, improves circulation and mobility. It is specifically tailored to the needs of the "mom to be" and her changing body. The massage is performed while client is in side lying position on table. Pillows are provided for support and comfort. Please be aware that if you are in your first trimester we require a signed note from your physician giving us permission to perform prenatal massage.
- Reflexology - Reflexology is a focused pressure technique directed at the feet and hands. It is based on the premise that there are zones and reflexes on different parts of the body which corresponds to and are relative to all parts, glands and organs of the entire body.