Next available for QY Therapeutic Massage & Wellness Inc
Massage Therapy
1. Swedish Massage: Rehabilitates tissues by increasing blood and lymph circulation, reducing muscle spasm, improving muscle tone and flexibility and improving range of motion. 2. Trigger Point Therapy: A combination of fingertip pressure and/or ice and stretch to release myofascial trigger points: hyper-irritable spots in muscle or connective tissue that are a common source of referred pain. 3. Myofascial Release (Connective Tissue Massage): A series of strokes that promote the separating and loosening of muscles and underlying tissue. 4. Manual Lymphatic Drainage: A light, gentle form of massage used to promote movement of lymph and help reduce edema (swelling). 5. Muscle Energy: A system that uses the patient's own muscle strength against resistance to help realign joints. 6. Range of Motion: Movement of joints by the patient (active) or the therapist (passive) to help lubricate the joint surfaces and regain optimal function. 7. Stretching: Light pulling or holding of the muscles to increase range of motion and realign the joint capsule.
Massage Therapy
1. Swedish Massage: Rehabilitates tissues by increasing blood and lymph circulation, reducing muscle spasm, improving muscle tone and flexibility and improving range of motion. 2. Trigger Point Therapy: A combination of fingertip pressure and/or ice and stretch to release myofascial trigger points: hyper-irritable spots in muscle or connective tissue that are a common source of referred pain. 3. Myofascial Release (Connective Tissue Massage): A series of strokes that promote the separating and loosening of muscles and underlying tissue.
