• Relieves Stress
• Encourages Relaxation
• Improves Posture
• Improves Circulation
• Lowers Blood Pressures
• Helps Manage Pain
• And Much More

Some conditions that are treated with massage therapy include:

• Headaches
  Someone once said that pain is inevitable in our lives; however, suffering is a choice. Except for the brain, there is no part of the body that is immune to pain. Acute pain can be caused by injuries and ailments. Many people suffer from chronic pain and do not want to depend solely on medication. Fortunately, massage therapy mixed with chiropractic care can eliminate acute pain and make chronic pain more manageable.
• Neck pain
  Another common complaint from many people is neck pain. It can be caused by injury, damaged neck vertebrae, strain, and even stress. It is not unusual to see overworked people rubbing their necks or trying to roll their heads to get a little relief. Some people have bad sleep posture and wake up with a painfully stiff neck. Massage therapy works deep into the sore muscles in the neck and upper back. It makes the muscles smooth and soothes the irritated nerve endings. Many clients feel instant relief when the chiropractor adjusts their neck, which realigns the cervical spine.
• Mid-back pain
  People who do a lot of physical activity or lifting often suffer from mid- back pain. The pain is usually centered right below the shoulder blades and can even affect the shoulders and neck. Injured spinal discs are also common culprits in this type of pain. The lining of the muscles, called fascia, can also become irritated and hurt the mid- back. Professional massage therapists use light rubbing to relax the fascia and can include deep kneading for tight muscles. The vertebrae in the mid-back can be aligned with chiropractic treatment, which can relieve a lot of the pain.
• Low back pain
  Out of all the different types of back pain, lower back pain is probably rated as the worst. Since it often involves the sciatic nerve, this ailment can radiate pain across the whole body. The pain can be so severe that it can totally debilitate people for days. Low back pain is usually chronic and is caused by injury, improper lifting, and spinal misalignment. Therapeutic massage is often required in the back, limbs, and neck in order to relieve sciatic pressure. Frequent adjustments from the chiropractor can make flare-ups less frequent.
• Shoulder pain
  Since the shoulder muscles are connected to the neck and upper back, shoulder pain often accompanies problems in these areas. The root of shoulder pain can be from muscles or in the joint itself. Arthritis and bursitis can also create pain in the shoulders. Lots of people suffer from injury to their shoulders from work and extreme sports. If the pain is muscle related, the massage therapist can gently massage the shoulder and adjoining muscles for some relief. Chiropractic treatment can also benefit if the shoulder is out of place.
• Hip pain
  One of the reasons that hip pain is so prevalent is that the hips balance the weight of the upper body. The hips are the largest joints in the body and are constantly in motion for walking, standing, and any other movement. It is easy to overstress or injure the joint, muscles, or tendons that comprise each hip. Problems in the hips make walking and sitting a painful chore. Massage therapy can benefit the muscles and tendons with deep tissue massage and light rubbing. Hips can also become misaligned and can often be corrected by chiropractic
• Leg pain
  The legs work with the hips in supporting upper body weight. Each leg has three major joints: hip, knee, and ankle. These joints work together to make the body flexible for walking, running, and sitting. Many people suffer from painful cramps, commonly called Charlie Horses, in their calf muscles. Leg injuries and inflammation are often why people have chronic leg pain. All of the leg muscles benefit from deep tissue massage and gentle working of the joints. The legs can also get relief from chiropractic treatment.
• Knee pain
  The knee is the largest hinge joint and helps the hips support the weight of the body. Out of all the injuries that happen in sports, the most prominent is the knee. Knees take so much abuse that they often need to be replaced with surgical implants. Massage therapy all around the knee relaxes the tired tendons that connect to the upper and lower leg muscles. If the knee is out of line, gentle chiropractic adjustment can help ease some of the pain.
• Wrist pain
  Most of what we do with our hands would be impossible without the wrist. People who have jobs with repetitive wrist motions such as typing and lifting usually develop a chronic condition known as carpal tunnel syndrome. The carpal tunnel is in the middle of the wrist and contains nerves and blood vessels for the hand and forearm. Repetitive motion causes inflammation of this tunnel, which compresses the nerves and causes tingling and throbbing pain in the wrist and the whole hand. Regular massage therapy on the wrists and hands may prevent or lessen the inflammation. Some people get relief when the chiropractor gently manipulates the bones of the hands and wrist.
• Foot pain
  Most of what we do with our hands would be impossible without the wrist. People who have jobs with repetitive wrist motions such as typing and lifting usually develop a chronic condition known as carpal tunnel syndrome. The carpal tunnel is in the middle of the wrist and contains nerves and blood vessels for the hand and forearm. Repetitive motion causes inflammation of this tunnel, which compresses the nerves and causes tingling and throbbing pain in the wrist and the whole hand. Regular massage therapy on the wrists and hands may prevent or lessen the inflammation. Some people get relief when the chiropractor gently manipulates the bones of the hands and wrist.