Deep Tissue Massage at Warren Massage Therapy

RMT treatments ONLY- no relaxation or spa massages at this time.

Deep Tissue Massage: Our Approach

Our Philosophy

At Warren Massage Therapy, we believe in the healing power of touch. Our philosophy is centered around providing a safe and welcoming environment where our clients can receive quality and effective treatment in less time through massage therapy and education, including specialized pain management treatments. Your first session lasts about 45-60 minutes, during which we will have an exchange of information that covers what you will receive, consent, and a hands-on portion that may include sports massage techniques and stretch therapy for enhanced recovery. We describe our approach as a deep tissue treatment focused massage therapy.

About the Approach

• Muscle manipulation: The pressure and movements used during a sports massage can break down knots and adhesions in your muscles, leading to temporary soreness as the tissue repairs itself. • Inflammation response: Your body naturally responds to muscle manipulation with inflammation, which can manifest as soreness, a common aspect of pain management treatments. • Deep tissue massage: This type of massage often results in more noticeable soreness due to specific pressure applied to the muscles, which is particularly beneficial in pain management. • Lack of regular massage: If you don't get massages frequently, including stretch therapy, your muscles might be less accustomed to the manipulation, leading to more soreness after a session.

Post Therapy

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After your Treatment

Massage therapy is compounding so are the effects

Massage releases cellular waste

What's really happening with pain management treatments: • Lactic acid - A metabolic waste product produced during physical activity, lactic acid can cause muscle soreness and fatigue. Sports massage helps break down and remove lactic acid effectively. • Uric acid - High levels of uric acid can lead to gout. Massage can help release uric acid that has built up in muscles. • Creatinine - A natural by-product of muscle use and strain, creatinine is a biological waste product. • Cortisol - Known as the stress hormone; cortisol can be harmful in high levels. Massage can help reduce cortisol levels. • Adrenaline - Another stress-related hormone, adrenaline can be reduced through massage.

Massage can also stimulate blood and lymphatic circulation, which helps remove these waste products.

Common symptoms after treatments: After a massage, you might experience fatigue, muscle soreness, headaches, increased thirst, and more frequent urination or bowel movements. Drinking water after a massage can help with these symptoms.

Repeated treatments, including stretch therapy, address muscle tone and train your body to move better, recover from daily stress faster, and feel looser.

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