Massage Therapy

Massage therapy, while a secondary treatment to chiropractic, plays an essential supporting role. It helps in the recovery process by addressing tissue distortions, such as scar tissue or muscle tightness, which can interfere with the effectiveness of chiropractic adjustments. By releasing these restrictions, massage facilitates a smoother and more effective realignment, contributing to better overall outcomes. It is a functional tool utilized in human health for centuries. As humans, we experience pain and stressors in a variety of ways. Pain can occur in many different aspects of life, and for some, make a significant impact on our daily lives.

Although not every ache and pain can be treated the same, there are plenty of ways to navigate these difficult and trying times. Massage therapy is not only used as a method of relaxation but can be used to assist in pain reduction, relieve muscle tension, boost energy, circulatory, and overall heart health, to name a few.

Massage therapy engages our nervous system, and helps maintain our bodies sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems. In turn, this can create a boost in our immunity, allow us to fight off infectious disease, and help maintain our natural immunity.