MASSAGE THERAPY
What Kind Of Massage Do You Need Right Now?
Choosing a massage technique may sound like a heavenly dilemma, so many options such little time. When deciding on the perfect type of massage, your preference for light or deep pressure are important but the primary consideration of your health and physical well being is key.
How will you know which massage technique is best for your health concerns and life style? Jessica's Massage Spa helps you better understand your options so you are able to experience the greatest therapeutic benefit from your massage ever time.
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Couples Massage
Feeling bored with your relationship routine? You don’t have to. Flip the script and book a couples massage at Jessica’s Massage Spa. JMS has exceptional, intuitive massage spa experts who will provide a massage that you won’t forget.
Couples Massage Benefits:
- It helps you to...
Himalayan Salt Stone Massage
Our Signature Himalayan Salt Stone Massage uses warm salt crystal stones to soothe away stress and tension, and promote an increased sense of well-being.
Its grounding properties even help to improve sleep and balance the Central Nervous System.
A Himalayan Salt Stone Massage can...
moreSwedish Massage
The Swedish Massage is one of the most familiar types of bodywork performed today, with one of the primary goals being to simply relax the entire body. This is done by massaging the muscles with long gliding strokes in the direction of the heart. Swedish Massage raises the level of oxygen in the...
moreDeep Tissue Massage
Deep tissue massage is a type of massage aimed at the deeper tissue structures of the muscle and fascia, also called connective tissue. Deep tissue massage uses many of the same movements and techniques as Swedish massage, but the pressure will generally be more intense. Deep tissue work creates...
moreSports Massage
From the serious athlete to a weekend warrior, adding elements of sports massage to your next session at JMS can enhance your flexibility, recovery time, as well as help to prevent injury reoccurrence.
Think of a sports massage as a “more focused” deep tissue massage. The two massages are...
moreTrigger Point Therapy
You’re rubbing a sore muscle and suddenly flinch in pain. Ouch! Why does that one tiny spot hurt so much? Chances are, you’ve developed a trigger point.
A trigger point is a small, tight area, which restricts blood flow and causes pain. Trigger points and other myofascial pains are benign,...
morePrenatal Massage
While a woman is pregnant her body undergoes numerous changes physically as well as physiologically and spiritually. The physical changes can cause stress and or discomfort to the mother. Massage is a wonderful way to help alleviate many of these discomforts, as well as promotes a sense of...
moreHot Stone Massage
Promote DEEPER muscle relaxation with a Hot Stone Massage!
Hot stone massage therapy helps melt away tension, ease muscle stiffness, and increase circulation and metabolism. The direct heat of the stones relaxes muscles, allowing our therapists access to deeper muscle layers. Hot stones,...
moreCold Stone Massage
Cold stone massage therapy involves chilling smooth stones and then gently placing or rolling them over the face, neck, or other areas of the body. The cooling sensations from this type of cryotherapy cause vasoconstriction of the blood vessels. And once the cold stones are removed from the...
moreMyofacial Release
Unlike traditional massage therapy, myofascial release is an advanced type of hands-on soft tissue manipulation that involves applying gentle sustained pressure to stretch tight and sore areas and, thus, eliminate pain and restore motion.
This manual technique uses sustained pressure into...
moreThai Massage
Also known as Thai Yoga Massage, Thai massage respects the body's limits, while encouraging clients to reach their edge of flexibility-but never beyond. Thai massage uses acupressure, massage, and passive-assisted stretching, where therapists help clients move into their stretch.
The work...
moreTandem Massage
For everyone who enjoys the luxury of massage, imagine the luxury of two massage therapists working in tandem. This choreographed massage utilizes Swedish techniques and long, continuous strokes and is a profoundly renewing, revitalizing and unique experience.
moreGeriatric Massage
As people age, there appears to be a tendency to slow down, but this does not necessarily have to be so. Many senior citizens are regularly physically active, participating in leisure activities while others are socially active, attending weekly dances, volunteering with local organizations or...
moreLymphatic Drainage
Similar to many other body rhythms that can be felt or measured, like the pulse or respiratory rate, the Lymphatic System has it's own subtle rhythm. By applying light pressure along your lymphatic system mimicking the natural drainage of the lymph flow you aid the body to detoxify and eliminate...
moreSports Cupping
Sports Cupping can be thought of as the inverse of massage. Cupping helps to add more blood to your sore muscles for added pain relief, it helps relieve inflammation as well as it aids in your relaxation! The suction of Cupping Therapy uses pressure to pull skin, tissue, and muscle upward rather...
moreCranial Sacral Therapy
Cranial sacral therapy (CST) is a type of bodywork that relieves compression in the bones of the head, sacrum (a triangular bone in the lower back), and spinal column.
CST is noninvasive. It uses gentle pressure on the head, neck, and back to relieve the stress and pain caused by...
moreReiki
Reiki is a spiritual healing art with its roots in Japanese origin. The word Reiki comes from the Japanese word (Rei) which means “Universal Life” and (Ki) which means “Energy”. Reiki is not affiliated with any particular religion or religious practice. It is not massage nor is it based on...
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