We Provide Massage Therapy Services
Our Licensed Massage Therapists have put in a lot of hours and training to get you feeling incredible! After completing their massage license, they’ve gone on to receive their Masters and advanced structural training in massage. We are happy to provide you with one of only two massage therapists in our state being specially trained in treating auto accident injuries through the Personal Injury Training Institute. This gets you better, longer lasting results. A massage therapist will help prepare the patient before they see the chiropractor for a general or auto accident injury chiropractic adjustment. Massage therapy in our chiropractic office focuses specifically around the spine and it's relationship to muscles, nerves, and joints. By localizing nerve areas that need attention, treatment can be given that will promote healing relating to spinal health.
How Does Chiropractic Care and Massage Therapy Work Together?
When massage helps loosen ligaments and tendons, previously stiff joints become less painful. This helps improve overall circulation. From there, chiropractic adjustments help the joints function properly while reducing pain and inflammation. While a chiropractor focuses on hard tissues, the massage therapist focuses on soft tissues in the body. Hard tissues mean the musculoskeletal structure of the body and soft tissues are your muscles. Chiropractors help work with identifying the underlying cause of discomfort, but massage therapy can help pain that has built up around the area directly. This is why visiting a chiropractor after experiencing a car wreck can be important before muscles tense up around injured areas.
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