Clinical Massage

What is Clinical Massage?

Clinical Massage

What is clinical massage therapy?
Clinical massage therapy is performed as part of a healthcare provider’s overall treatment plan, so the massage therapy is typically concentrated on a specific medical diagnosis. The exact techniques and procedures that are used during this type of massage will vary from each patient. However, the massage will typically be centralized on the parts of the body that have been identified as an area of concern. Instead of massaging the entire body, clinical massage therapy tends to focus on a particular area.

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Medical Conditions we treat

Plantar Fasciitis

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Massaging the sole and calf muscles deeply also helps in releasing the tension and relaxing the fascia. Myofascial release from our qualified LMT also contributes to the recovery.

Deep-tissue massage can help to increase the flexibility of foot and ankle joints, as well as helping to make muscles less stiff and uncomfortable. This allows you to perform gentle stretching and other exercises, which can help your feet feel better.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Massage therapy is an effective way to help relieve CTS-related symptoms and can be used as a preventative measure. Massage therapy can help treat CTS by reducing inflammation, pain, and numbness in the carpal tunnel. This happens by lengthening the muscles and fascia in the neck, shoulders, arms, wrists, and hand.

Sciatica

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Sciatica

When it comes to sciatica, massage can help in two ways. Massage’s main benefit is soothing tense muscles. When your muscles are tense, they can put more pressure on your nerves, including your sciatic nerve. Massaging these tense muscles may help to reduce pressure on your sciatic nerve.

Headahes

Shoulder/Elbow

Sciatica

Both tension headaches and migraines have been effectively treated by massage therapy. Not only can massage help relieve headache pain, but it can also help to prevent headaches from occurring.

Arthritis

Shoulder/Elbow

Massage helps relieve pain and eases the muscle stiffness associated with arthritis by improving circulation, helping to reduce inflammation. That translates to enhanced blood flow to arthritic joints, improved movement, and reduced pain .

Shoulder/Elbow

No matter what causes the stiffness or soreness, shoulder massage is an effective way of increasing your range of motion. That's because it increases the supply of fresh blood to your muscles, providing them with oxygen-rich nutrients.

Common Shoulder Injuries • Impingement Syndrome • Rotator Cuff Sprain Strain • Rotator Cuff Tear • Glenoid labral Tear • Tendonitis • Bursitis • AC Separation • Adhesive Capsulitis (Frozen shoulder)

Scoliosis

Disc Conditions

Scoliosis

While massage therapy for scoliosis cannot fix the underlying cause, medical research has found that it can provide temporary relief from scoliosis pain and other symptoms. There are two primary types of massage that can help: cranial-sacral therapy and deep tissue massage.

Whiplash

Disc Conditions

Scoliosis

Using Myofascial release, static compression and deep tissue massage, bodyworkers have the tools to ease muscle pain, induce relaxation and unlock the tension created by a whiplash injury.

Disc Conditions

Consequently, reducing tightness in the lumbar muscles helps decrease compressive stress on the intervertebral disc, thus relieving symptoms. Massage will not reverse the process of disc herniation that has already occurred, but it can help reduce compressive forces that can further deform the disc.

Fibromyalgia

Disc Conditions

Fibromyalgia massage therapy is a generalized term for the kneading or rubbing of the joints, muscles, tendons and ligaments to relieve the pain and/or tension caused by fibromyalgia. A fibromyalgia massage may range from deep pressure to light stroking depending on the needs of the person receiving the massage.

Diabetes

Fibromyalgia

Diabetes

The benefits of massage therapy is incredible and can range from stimulating the lymph system, lowering the blood sugar levels, to removing toxins from the body. Massage improves the blood circulation in the body and reduces the ill effects developed due to diabetes such as hardening of arteries.

Medical Massage in Oakland & Castro Valley

What is Clinical Massage?

Clinical Massage

Herbal Care

Medical Conditions we treat

Plantar Fasciitis

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Sciatica

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Sciatica

Headahes

Shoulder/Elbow

Sciatica

Arthritis

Shoulder/Elbow

Shoulder/Elbow

Shoulder/Elbow

Shoulder/Elbow

Shoulder/Elbow

Scoliosis

Disc Conditions

Scoliosis

Whiplash

Disc Conditions

Scoliosis

Disc Conditions

Disc Conditions

Disc Conditions

Fibromyalgia

Fibromyalgia

Disc Conditions

Diabetes

Fibromyalgia

Diabetes

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