Chronic Pain won't hold you down... Whether you are suffering from neck or back pain, frequent headaches, a repetitive movement injury, or stress from the demands of everyday life, I am here to help you feel better and get you back to what you do best!

The best tip you can give is a review and referral. I am happy to serve you at my listed prices. It allows us both to relax without worrying about add-on fees or extra charges during your massage.  

We will be communicating to ensure the area of pain is addressed. Sometimes we will be working in an area you may not think is necessary, but directly affects the pain. Don't be afraid to ask any question you may have! Everyone's pain is different, which means the pain may not go away the very first session~ remember, it takes awhile to create the pain, so it may take a few sessions to relieve it. 

Great question! In many cases it takes 8-10 sessions and depending on the severity it will require weekly or twice-a-week sessions. Then there is maintenance. Staying consistent with treatment maintenance that works with your lifestyle and schedule. During a less intense schedule bi-monthly as needed. During training, I'll see you every other week, no less than once a month if you are short on time.  

It's recommended to rest for at least 24 hours after a massage. This is so your body can acclimate to the changes made by the massage. This rest will help promote more efficient recovery times in between your workouts while you are in between visits. If you would like to workout, doing so before your appointment is preferred. 

If your injury does not require medical attention (minor pull or sprain), then give the area 48 hours to start the healing process. If it's bruising come in as you're able. If it requires a medical facility, we will follow the Doctors advice working around the injury or with the injury. Most times a doctor will ask you to wait a short period before massage can be done on the actual area.