Chicago Massage Therapy has become an essential part of general health care for many people living in today's stressful world.

Therapeutic massage is finally being recognized by traditional healthcare systems, throughout the world, as a key role in treating illness or chronic ailments, and contributes to a higher sense of general well-being.

As more massage therapy research shows the beneficial effects of massage, more professionals are advising patients to include therapeutic massage in their health care treatment plans. Physicians, chiropractors and physiotherapists are recommending more patients receive massages for certain health conditions, while many employers and health insurance plans support the use of registered massage therapists.

Chicago Massage Therapy invigorates your soul with our amazing and luxurious massages.  The aromatic fragrances surround you, tantalize your senses and deliver you to a realm of relaxation you have yet to experience. Pure pleasure takes over as our calming massage therapies release your tensions and bring you to absolute tranquility. Before you make your appointment, you must know some facts to prepare you for what to expect.

How can Chicago Massage Therapy help me?

Massage Therapy can:

• provide you with increased energy.
• help you reduce stress that is being held in the body.
• bring you long-term pain reduction or elimination of pain.
• relax tense muscles.
• improve your ability to concentrate.
• increase your sense of self-awareness.
• help keep under-used muscles from atrophying.
• and overused muscles from becoming inflexible.

What can I expect from a Chicago Massage Therapy session?

• You will receive individualized attention that addresses your specific needs.   Your session plan will incorporate some of the following therapies:
• Swedish Massage – stroking, kneading, compressing and vibrating muscles to affect circulation, muscle tone, neuromuscular imbalances.
• Deep-Tissue Massage –releasing adhesions and congestion in specific Connective tissue structures and muscles that cause restrictions of movement and pain.
• Trigger Point Therapy – using sustained pressure and circulatory massage to release myofascial congestion that is causing tight bands in the muscles, and radiating pain into the surrounding areas.
• Energetic Balancing – working with imbalances and stagnation of the energetic fields within and surrounding the body.
• Sports Massage – treatments focused directly on the activities of the athlete in order to maintain peak form, increase performance level, reduce possibility of injury, and increase recovery time from an activity or injury.
• Myofascial Release – gentle, gradual compressions and stretches that help the connective tissue layers of the body rehydrate, become more flexible and release restrictions.
• Body Mobilization – gentle passive or active movements of the body that help elicit relaxation, or help engage the tissues being addressed in the massage.
• Passive Stretching – gentle stretching of muscle groups while the client is at rest, allowing for a full, complete stretch.
• Isometric Stretching – series of alternating active contraction and passive stretching, allowing the muscles to be thoroughly stretched, immediately following activity.
• Breathing – various forms of breathing are incorporated as needed, to help deepen relaxation, increase oxygen flow to the tissues, and release held patterns of tension in the body, especially in the upper body.
• Hydrotherapy – the use of moist heat to help relax tense muscle tissues and soften fascial structures.
• Chryotherapy – the use of ice to reduce inflammation in the tissues, anesthetize injury, and reset neuromuscular structures.
• Contrast Therapy – the use of Hydrotherapy and Chryotherapy in contrast to each other to accomplish the separate goals of each, as well as to dramatically increase circulation to the area

Call our Chicago Center for Anti-Aging at (847) 696-9900 for an appointment TODAY!

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