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If you’re in need of a quick fix to relieve the toll stress is taking on your mind and body: stretch. Stretching is an effective strategy to help in the relief of stress. It lengthens the muscles to relieve tension

Book your massage session today and Get “A HEAD” of your next headache!

How you manage stress is a personal choice. You can deal with stress in healthy—or not so healthy—ways. If some of the ways you deal with stress are less than healthy, think about trying one of these options below (massage is ALWAYS a great option)

Biology doesn't dictate your destiny. 

Here’s how you can make the best choices for your body. 

Massage Gets Your Heart Healthy

Once thought of as a luxury service, massage therapy has become an increasingly important component in one’s overall health and wellness routine. Regularly scheduled massages can help consumers save on healthcare costs often replacing the need for over-the-counter remedies for stress-related symptoms and illnesses.

We make decisions about what we want to achieve in the New Year.  A healthier lifestyle, better eating habits, or maybe just to control the stress in life. Consider letting someone else take care of you! Therapeutic massage can help restore your system and prepare you for a healthy new year.

If a holiday season full of stress, hectic schedules and exhaustion sounds familiar for you and your family, it is time to re-write your family’s holiday recipe! This year include health, wellness and relaxation to fuel an enjoyable, family-centered holiday season.

If a holiday season full of stress, hectic schedules and exhaustion sounds familiar for you and your family, it is time to re-write your family’s holiday recipe! This year include health, wellness and relaxation to fuel an enjoyable, family-centered holiday season.

People are constantly saying things like, “I have a huge knot in my back” or “I’m all knotted up!”  What does this actually mean? Can a muscle really get tied in a knot? Well, no, not really…

Muscle fibers run in all different directions in our body and muscles are layered on top of each other. Our muscles are meant to be pliable, strong, and challenged. However, when we sit at a computer all day in the same position and if we injure ourselves. The various muscle fibers start to stick to each other and become adhered. This new hard and lumpy feeling is a muscle ‘knot’.