Lindsay George, RMT

An assessment and consultation to provide a detailed and possibly integrated treatment plan for an individuals ongoing condition(s). Used in occasions where there may be a requirement of integration of practitioners in multiple fields to work towards a client's goals in health and wellness. (MVAs, MPAs, or a chronic condition)

Deep tissue massage is a therapeutic technique that uses slow, forceful strokes to release deep-seated muscle tension, knots, and chronic pain. It is effective for conditions like back and neck pain, strains, and limited mobility by targeting the deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue. Unlike Swedish massage, it involves more intense pressure and is often used for injury recovery and alleviating chronic aches and pains.

Deep tissue massage is a therapeutic technique that uses slow, forceful strokes to release deep-seated muscle tension, knots, and chronic pain. It is effective for conditions like back and neck pain, strains, and limited mobility by targeting the deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue. Unlike Swedish massage, it involves more intense pressure and is often used for injury recovery and alleviating chronic aches and pains.

A treatment option used when a client has seen a MD and has been presented with a specific condition with written permission for Massage Treatment. Often a "mixed modality" treatment plan that targets a specific area of focus to relieve or resolve the condition.

Manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) is a gentle, specialized massage technique that stimulates the lymphatic system to remove waste and excess fluid from the body. Using light, rhythmic, skin-stretching movements, a trained therapist works on unaffected areas first to reroute fluid away from swollen areas and towards working lymph nodes, helping to reduce swelling (lymphedema) and speed up healing.

A mix of modalities used over a 2-hour treatment time for that "just won't go away" pain, or the "I really need to reset" days!

Intergrated into a theraputic treatment, stretching, joint play, and movement techniques can lead to improved range of motion (ROM) and decreased pain.

A gentle, slow movement, and low-pressure specialized treatment tailored to individuals navigating a cancer diagnoses and/or treatment.

A relaxation massage, often called a Swedish massage, is a gentle, full-body massage that uses long, smooth strokes, kneading, and circular movements to relieve muscle tension and promote overall relaxation. It is designed to soothe the nervous system, reduce stress, and improve mood, often incorporating elements like aromatherapy, soft music, and dim lighting for a calming experience.

Scar tissue release massage involves using techniques like linear, circular, and cross-friction motions to break down fibrous tissue, improve mobility, and reduce pain by encouraging proper collagen alignment. It's best to start a few weeks after a wound has closed and perform massage daily for the first six months for at least 10 minutes, or until the scar is mature. The pressure should be firm enough to move the tissue, but not painful.

You can massage TMJ by using gentle, circular motions to massage the masseter and temporalis muscles in your jaw and temples, respectively. This treatment can include intra-oral massage techniques and trigger point therapy techniques.

You can massage TMJ by using gentle, circular motions to massage the masseter and temporalis muscles in your jaw and temples, respectively. This treatment can include intra-oral massage techniques and trigger point therapy techniques.

You can massage TMJ by using gentle, circular motions to massage the masseter and temporalis muscles in your jaw and temples, respectively. This treatment can include intra-oral massage techniques and trigger point therapy techniques.

Therapeutic massage is the skilled manipulation of soft tissues like muscles, tendons, ligaments, and fascia to treat specific ailments, relieve pain, or promote general health and relaxation. It is a clinically-oriented treatment that can help with everyday and occupational stresses, muscle overuse, injury recovery, and conditions like chronic pain or limited mobility.

Therapeutic massage is the skilled manipulation of soft tissues like muscles, tendons, ligaments, and fascia to treat specific ailments, relieve pain, or promote general health and relaxation. It is a clinically-oriented treatment that can help with everyday and occupational stresses, muscle overuse, injury recovery, and conditions like chronic pain or limited mobility.