The traditional massage with the 5 main strokes: effleurage, petrissage, tapotement, vibration, and friction. Lotion or oil are typically used as the moisturizers. It is also a light pressured massage technique, heavier than Lymphatic but nowhere near as firm as Deep tissue or Trigger point. The main benefit is blood circulation, there is not very much muscle manipulation or blockage clearing in this technique.

Two separate massage techniques that work hand in hand, one to reduce dense Fascial tissue, and the other to eliminate sometimes painful balls of connective tissue that reduce the range of motion. Also great for helping to release nerve impingements, toxins and blockages from the body.

The traditional massage with the 5 main strokes: effleurage, petrissage, tapotement, vibration, and friction. Lotion or oil are typically used as the moisturizers. It is also a light pressured massage technique, heavier than Lymphatic but nowhere near as firm as Deep tissue or Trigger point. The main benefit is blood circulation, there is not very much muscle manipulation or blockage clearing in this technique.

A method of compression massage techniques that reach the deeper muscles. It is mostly used to help with chronic pain relief in specific areas.

Feather light massage used to assist with drainage/filtration of the lymph nodes as well as with lymph node swelling in a focus area to promote recovery.

Two separate massage techniques that work hand in hand, one to reduce dense Fascial tissue, and the other to eliminate sometimes painful balls of connective tissue that reduce the range of motion. Also great for helping to release nerve impingements, toxins and blockages from the body.