There is so much new research coming out these days, particularly concerning massage therapy and its effects. Since you probably don’t read Massage Therapy journals and magazines as often as we do, we’ve decided to write a quick “round up” post every now and again to keep you updated!!
Read moreMassage & Mental Health: Therapeutic Touch after Trauma
Massage & Mental Health Series - Therapeutic touch after trauma introduction. This week we tackle how trauma and its effects can be greatly helped through Therapeutic Massage. If you or someone you know could use our help please contact us or share our post!
Read morePain in the neck!!!
This week we cover why office posture is maiming you neck and back! If this sounds too familiar, take a minute to read this short post from our blog. Short on time... book your massage right from our Facebook page!
Read moreBreathing Tips To Help You Relax During Your Massage
This week Bri from Massage Hope brings us insight to why belly breathing techniques are important to your massage treatments.
Massage Hope strives to not only provide the best massage care possible, but to create an atmosphere of learning and commitment to health. We encourage you to comment, ask question, share and get massage!
Read moreHow many massage treatments do I need?
Often times, a client will ask us: Can you get this knot out today? The short answer is No, it took a long time for your body to develop that knot, via repetitive motion, posture, or many even an injury. While we’d love for that to be the case, one session is typically not enough, and the number of sessions will vary from person to person. For example, a stiff neck from recent traveling or sleeping on it wrong the night before may be significantly relieved in 1 or 2 sessions, while hip pain and tight hamstrings from years of running may require regular monthly sessions, sometimes biweekly, weekly if training or recovering from a recent event. Once healthy again, regularly scheduled maintenance sessions can help keep aches, knots and stress that come from everyday life in check, like timely oil changes keep a car’s engine running smoothly. The more regularly you receive massage the longer the benefits will last.
As always if you have any questions, feel free to call our office, or you can email them to Karlee@massagehope.com
