Orthopedic Massage:  Based upon the Hendrickson Method, which recognizes that muscle tissue may develop a positional dysfunction that interferes with mechanical movement of the body. Application of specific wavelike strokes to affected areas, with a focus on the realigning of tissue to return to a more functional positioning. Incorporating muscle energy technique to facilitate neurological integration.

Neuromuscular Therapy:  Applies specific pressure on trigger points to relieve chronic pain. These points can exhibit local tenderness and a possible twitch response. Usually felt as little "peas" in the connective tissue, underneath the skin. Normally associated with a "satellite" of pain surrounding the area.  Trigger points can also refer sensations of tingling, shooting pain or even numbness to distant locations through a signal returning incorrectly from the brain.

Swedish Massage:  A light, circulatory massage that is used for relaxation, lymphatic drainage, lotion application, and connecting other modalities for better flow of the massage. Swedish addresses the movement of interstitial fluid, edema, and cellular waste products to be incorporated into the lymphatic system. In doing so this encourages the opening of capillary beds to restore oxygenation to various parts of the body. Swedish Massage is used for relaxation to improve mental integration.