Orthopedic Massage is a targeted treatment for musculoskeletal injuries and dysfunctions, including sprains, strains, joint restrictions, and chronic pain. Sessions focus on specific areas of concern and may be guided by a medical diagnosis or prescription. This approach is especially effective for conditions such as TMJ dysfunction, sciatic nerve pain, plantar fasciitis, and frozen shoulder. Techniques such as Myofascial Release, Trigger Point Therapy, Deep Tissue, Stretching, and Neuromuscular Therapy are used to reduce pain, improve mobility, and support recovery. Session Not for Post Surgery (under 6 months).

The following treatments are a few of our most common orthopedic services we see most. Let your massage therapist know if you are experiencing any of the following issues to better plan your session.

Plantar Fasciitis Massage Treatment helps reduce pain to the plantar fascia ligament. This treatment will prevent the injury from escalating and becoming more disruptive while allowing you to walk better.

Plantar Fasciitis often caused by:

Excessive walking or running
Inadequate foot gear
Injury while jumping
Arthritis

Treatment: Massage will focus on legs and feet.
Duration: 60min session.

Frozen Shoulder Massage Treatment helps treat stiffness, limited range of motion, and pain of the shoulder joint. It is also known as Adhesive Capsulitis.

Frozen shoulder often caused by:

Immobility or reduced mobility of the shoulder due to an injury or surgery

If you’ve had an injury that limits movement to the shoulder, ask your doctor what exercises you can do to improve the range of motion. It is highly recommended to start treatment as soon as possible.

Treatment: Massage will focus on upper back, neck, full arm.
Duration: 60min session.

TMJ Massage Treatment helps treat pain and discomfort of the joint connecting the jawbone and your skull. If left untreated, TMJ can cause severe headaches, stress & tension of the neck, dental degradation, difficulty eating, difficulty speaking, among other symptoms. TMJ is also known as TMD, Temporomandibular Disorder.

TMJ often caused by: