Rejuvenate your body, mind, and spirit with a relaxing and healing massage therapy session in Greenville, South Carolina

It is our goal to maximize wellness and health for those who seek it and to be a part of helping those with injury or illness to restore healthy function and activity as much as possible for their individual and unique situation. 

Massage has been proven over the centuries to induce relaxation and to combat chronic stress and pain.  It is also used to cleanse the body of waste products, help certain injuries heal faster, relieve muscle soreness or stiffness and treat a variety of secondary pain symptoms such as headache, low back pain or tensing of otherwise  healthy muscles to protect an injury.   While not a substitute for medical treatment, massage therapy has been used in conjunction with chiropractic, psychological counseling, physical therapy and other  therapies to speed healing.

Our therapists use a range of massage techniques that improve circulation, detoxify the body, relieve tension, improve digestion, enhance muscle tone, and increase mental alertness. Massage not only benefits the body; it benefits the mind as well.  Research shows that the body produces seratonin (the body's natural pain reliever) during a massage.  

 Experience mental and spiritual healing as your mind releases stress and worry.  Many people come away with a  renewed sense of energy and emotional well-being.

Our massage techniques promote:

• Emotional Balance
• Relaxation
• Physical Healing
• Improved Digestion
• Improved Mobility
• Pain Relief
• Detoxification
• Increased Energy
• Improved Circulation
• Improved Sleeping Patterns
• Stress Reduction
• Increased Productivity 

 

 

 

How Does Massage Work?

Massage stretches muscles and  connective tissues while improving blood flow to the heart and lymph flow throughout the body.  The removal of metabolic waste by massage allows more oxygen and vital nutrients to reach cells and tissues, which promotes the body's innate healing mechanisms.  Massage stimulates or calms the nervous system to help it self regulate.  It decreases inflammation by increased circulation. 

Certain techniques of massage are helpful in reducing the formation of scar tissues in new injuries and making old scar tissue more pliable or even lessening the scar tissue.  Massage to joints stimulates the secretion of natural lubricants, increases circulation and is often effective in relieving joint pain.  It can be used as a preventive to injury by keeping the muscles and tissues more pliable and flexible while releasing restrictions BEFORE they cause an injury.

 Both the athlete and the sedentary person can benefit from massage for these reasons.