At The Symmetry Clinic, every session is uniquely tailored to meet your specific needs, ensuring a personalized and effective experience. All modalities are available within our "Custom Massage" appointment at no additional cost—giving you a truly comprehensive treatment without worrying about pricing based on modality or "add-ons".
Our pricing is determined by the duration of your service, not the technique used, allowing us to focus entirely on your well-being. In a single session, you may experience a combination of methods designed to address your unique concerns. Discover the transformative power of a massage that’s fully tailored to you and experience the deep relief and care that sets us apart.
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-Deep Tissue-
Deep tissue massage is designed to target chronic tension and tightness in the deeper layers of muscles and connective tissues. Using slow, deliberate strokes and focused pressure, this technique works across the muscle grain to release knots, alleviate pain, and restore mobility. Ideal for those seeking an intense and effective treatment, deep tissue massage helps address chronic pain, stiffness, and lingering tension. Whether you're recovering from an injury, dealing with postural issues, or simply looking to feel your best, deep tissue massage offers a transformative solution.
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-Swedish-
Swedish massage is the ultimate choice for relaxation and stress relief. This soothing massage technique uses long, flowing kneading strokes, rhythmic tapping, and gentle joint movements to target the uppermost muscle layers. By releasing muscle tension and promoting circulation, Swedish massage helps melt away stress, leaving you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. Ideal for anyone looking to unwind, Swedish massage not only relaxes the body but also supports overall wellness by reducing stress and improving flexibility.
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-Trigger Point​-
Trigger Point Therapy, sometimes known as neuromuscular therapy, is a targeted massage technique that relieves deep muscle tension and chronic pain. This method involves applying concentrated pressure to specific trigger points using fingers, knuckles, or elbows in intervals of 10 to 30 seconds. The pressure helps release muscle knots, improve mobility, and reduce pain caused by overuse, misalignment, or sports injuries.
This therapy is particularly beneficial for addressing chronic or acute pain, offering a focused approach to alleviating discomfort and restoring muscle function. Trigger Point Therapy provides a non-invasive solution for those seeking long-term relief from persistent tension and pain.
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-Neurosomatic-
Neurosomatic therapy (NST) is a manual therapy that treats chronic pain by addressing the body's structure and biomechanics. It's based on the idea that the mind and body are connected, and that emotional factors can contribute to pain.
How it works;
Assessment- NST analyzes posture, movement, and muscle function to identify imbalances.
Treatment- NST uses corrective exercise, massage, and postural education to restore proper movement patterns.
Goal- NST aims to reprogram the nervous system so the body can move more efficiently and relieve stress.
Benefits- NST can help with chronic pain, positively affect physiological conditions, help restore proper alignment and biomechanics, help relieve stress and help restore optimal health.
NST is highly individualized and tailored to each client's specific needs. It's based on the principle of neuroplasticity, which is the ability of the brain to change and create new connections.
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-Sports-
Sports massage is a specialized technique designed to address the unique needs of athletes and individuals engaged in physical activity. This targeted therapy focuses on preventing and treating sports-related injuries, enhancing performance, and improving recovery time. Unlike traditional relaxation-focused massages, sports massage is often vigorous and includes techniques such as stretching tight muscles, stimulating inactive muscles, and improving the condition of soft tissues.
Sessions are typically performed with the client clothed in comfortable, non-restrictive clothing that allows for easy movement, ensuring maximum benefit from the treatment. Sports massage is an excellent choice for those looking to optimize their athletic performance, recover from intense physical exertion, or address chronic muscle tension caused by repetitive motion. It promotes flexibility, reduces the risk of injury, and helps maintain overall muscle health.
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-Lymphatic-
Lymphatic drainage massage is a specialized technique designed to stimulate the lymphatic system and promote the efficient flow of lymph fluid throughout the body. This gentle, manual therapy encourages the lymph vessels to improve their activity, helping to reroute and redirect fluid toward the appropriate pathways.
Lymphatic massage is particularly beneficial for reducing swelling and supporting recovery after surgery or injury. By enhancing lymph flow, this modality helps flush out toxins, reduce inflammation, and accelerate the body’s natural healing process. It’s also used to improve circulation and boost the immune system, making it an effective therapy for individuals managing chronic conditions or seeking overall wellness.
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-Prenatal-
Prenatal massage is a specialized full-body massage tailored to the unique needs of those who are expecting little bundles of joy. Similar to Swedish massage, it incorporates gentle, soothing techniques to relax muscles, reduce stress, and improve circulation. However, prenatal massage includes important modifications in body positioning to ensure the safety and comfort of both the mother and baby throughout the session.
This therapeutic approach helps alleviate common pregnancy discomforts, such as lower back pain, swollen joints, and muscle tension, while promoting overall relaxation and well-being. With its focus on nurturing care and targeted techniques, prenatal massage provides a safe and effective way to support a healthy pregnancy.
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-Anatomy Trains and Fascial Release-
Anatomy Trains and Fascial Release focus on understanding and treating the body's myofascial system, which connects muscles, bones, and tissues in a continuous network. The Anatomy Trains concept maps out these interconnected fascial lines, revealing how tension or dysfunction in one area can impact the body as a whole.
Fascial release techniques aim to relieve restrictions in the fascia, a web-like connective tissue that supports and surrounds muscles and organs. These techniques often involve slow, sustained pressure or gentle stretching to restore mobility, improve posture, and reduce pain caused by fascial adhesions or tension.
This approach is particularly effective for addressing chronic pain, improving athletic performance, and aiding recovery from injuries. By targeting the interconnected fascial lines, Anatomy Trains and Fascial Release help to optimize movement, enhance body alignment, and promote long-lasting relief.
Discover how fascial release and a deeper understanding of Anatomy Trains can transform the way your body feels and functions.
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-Reiki-
Reiki, derived from the Japanese words "Rei" (meaning "universal wisdom" or "higher power") and "Ki" (meaning "life force energy"), is a holistic energy healing technique designed to enhance overall well-being. This gentle, non-invasive practice focuses on promoting relaxation, reducing stress, and easing anxiety through the power of touch.
During a Reiki session, practitioners use their hands to channel energy, helping to restore balance and improve the flow of life force energy within the body. This process encourages self-healing, emotional harmony, and a sense of deep tranquility. Reiki is often sought for its ability to complement traditional treatments, supporting physical, emotional, and spiritual health.
Whether you're looking to reduce stress, improve energy flow, or foster inner peace, Reiki offers a transformative approach to holistic healing that nurtures the mind, body, and spirit.