Medical Healing Massage
Medical Healing Massage Specialties
Leigh specializes in:
- Deep tissue massage
- Sports therapy massage
- Swedish
- Myofascial release
- Orthopedic
- Craniosacral
- Oncology
- Prenatal massage
- Neuromuscular massage
Deep Tissue Massage:
Massage that focuses on slow and deep pressure to target adhesions, muscles and connective tissue on a deeper level. The benefits are freedom from muscular pain and fascial restrictions that are often a part of pain. Learn More
Sports Therapy Massage:
Focusing on athletes of all levels, from pros to those with an active lifestyle, this method of massage is a more focused version of deep tissue massage. Extensive education and training enable the massage therapist to target the root cause of physical pain so you can continue to exercise at the highest level possible. Learn More
Craniosacral Massage:
Craniosacral massage is a gentle, intuitive therapy that works with the body’s natural rhythms to release deep tension held in the nervous system. By softly tuning into the cranial and spinal pulses of cerebrospinal fluid, it promotes profound relaxation, emotional balance, and subtle realignment – unlocking the body’s innate capacity for self healing and renewal.
Prenatal Massage:
A specific type of massage that focuses on supporting pregnant women through various stages of pregnancy. The focus of these massages is to alleviate pain and increase comfort to support the changing body through the trimesters. A lot of training goes into this method of massage to make sure that it is safe, so it is advisable to only get massage from a massage therapist specifically trained in this style.
Neuromuscular Massage:
Neuromuscular massage targets the root causes of chronic pain by addressing muscular imbalances, trigger points and nerve compression. This highly focused technique blends deep tissue work with precise pressure to release tension, restore optimal muscle function and improve circulation. By retraining the nervous system’s response to stress and injury, neuromuscular therapy supports long-term healing, enhanced mobility and greater postural alignment – making it especially effective for injury recovery and repetitive strain conditions.