Our Clinic Services

Massage therapists assess soft tissues and joints of the body to identify and help prevent dysfunctions, injuries, pain, and physical disorders.  Therapeutic massage helps to increase mobility, decrease muscle spasms and pain, improve circulation, and to encourage relaxation.

Athletic therapists treat musculoskeletal conditions using various manual therapies, exercise prescriptions, and procedures, including bracing and taping. The goal of an Athletic Therapist is to facilitate patients’ return to their desired activity level. It is suitable for everyone, whether you want to walk to your mailbox or run a marathon.

Health coaches empower their clients by providing individualized integrative protocols to create and reach their goals in practical ways. They give the much-needed support and accountability to make changes to improve physical, mental/emotional, and one’s spiritual health.

Acupuncture is a form of traditional Chinese medicine that is based on the theory that energy, called chi (“Chee”), flows through and around your body along pathways called meridians. Chi’s balance greatly influences the mental, physical, spiritual and emotional part of the self. Acupuncturists believe that illness occurs when something blocks or unbalances one’s chi and is responsible for the rise in symptoms and disease.

A Relaxation Massage is the most common and best-known type of massage. This massage is performed using Swedish techniques consisting of long, rhythmic strokes and small circular movements with pressure that varies from light to medium to firm.         Your massage worker will adjust the pressure according to both your sensitivity and your preference. 

Osteopathy seeks to restore balance by removing obstacles which interfere with the body’s innate potential. Osteopathic practitioners use their hands to mobilize joints and manipulate visceral organs or subtle workings of the cranial-sacral mechanism. Manual Osteopathy regards the body functions as a whole and aims to bring the body into harmony. This client centered approach involves gentle palpation to ascertain the root of a person’s dysfunction.