Massage Therapy

In the world of massage therapy, neck pain is said to be caused by unhealthy postural habits that lead to muscular strain and also tension headaches. Looking down too much or having a forward head posture are among the culprits of neck pain. Treatment and education about preventing forward head posture go a long way in helping to avoid neck pain.

Back pain has many causes.

Jobs that require a lot of computer use, standing, lifting or driving, and certain types of muscular imbalances are often the cause of back pain.

Physical evaluations done here are free and help to determine if your back pain is of a more serious nature that requires medical attention from a doctor.

Joe is a highly-recommended massage therapist who has been helping people in the Nashua NH area for over 15 years.

Case studies treating whiplash, insomnia and spinal pain and other massage therapy treatments.

My clients visit for pain relief, so I am always looking for ways to increase client comfort. That’s why I use the Comfort Craft Model 800 massage table.  This is the “Cadillac” of high-end massage tables.

There are many different causes for headaches as well as many different types of headaches.

First an initial overall assessment is done of your head pain.

This will lead to a decision of whether massage therapy will help relieve your headaches. In some cases, it may be necessary to err to the side of caution and refer you to another health care professional.

This treatment for Hip and Gluteal Pain Relief works to release restrictions and/or sub-acute and chronic pain in the rotators, flexors and extensors of the hip.

It is especially helpful in relieving types of sciatica and is excellent for runners and other sports athletes.

This treatment works to normalize the four rotator cuff muscles and other shoulder stabilizers.

It is geared to restore balance to the shoulder girdle using Neuromuscular Therapy, Myofascial Release, Trigger Point Therapy and/or Muscular Energy Techniques.

A simplified description of this cycle is easy to understand. When muscles are in flexion they can eventually become ischemic (lack of blood). Ischemic muscles cause pain.

When there is pain the muscle reacts by going into spasm thinking it is protecting itself. This causes more ischemia, pain from the ischemia, and then more spasm. In order to break this cycle the muscle needs to be released and reset.

Clients get a skilled physical evaluation before the hands-on session.

Muscular imbalances are generally the cause of your pain.

I understand how these imbalances developed over time.