Acupuncture

Acupuncture can effectively relieve pain, reduce ​inflammation, and promote healing by stimulating ​specific points on the body. It helps balance the ​body's energy flow, improve circulation, and ​enhance overall well-being.

Massage Therapy

Massage therapy relieves tension, reduces pain, ​and improves circulation by manipulating soft ​tissues. It promotes relaxation, enhances ​flexibility, and supports overall well-being.

Physical Therapy

Physical therapy uses targeted exercises and ​techniques to enhance movement, strength, and ​function, aiding in rehabilitation and recovery from ​injuries or surgeries.

Pain Management:

Neck Pain

Shoulder

Back Pain

Elbow Pain

Wrist/Hand Pain

Knee Pain

Leg Pain

Ankle Pain

Foot Pain

TMJ

Headache

Abdominal Pain

Women Condition:

Infertility

Menstruation

Dysfunction

Menopause Syndrome

Hormone I​mbalance

Neurological:

Anxiety

Depression

Stress

Insomnia

Constipation

Diarrhea

Asthma

Allergies

Sinusitis

Facial Rejuvenation:

Wrinkles

Fleck

Acne

Dull skin

Other Condition:

Weight Control

Hair Loss

Medical Massage:

Medical massage is an intensive technique ​used to improve disorders of the body. It ​speeds relief from chronic pain, recovery ​from a work related injury or auto accident, ​and healing after surgery. It releases tight, ​fatigued and sore muscles and joints, so ​they are easier to manipulate position and ​strengthen. It contains myofascial release ​and trigger point therapy.

Tai Massage:

Tai Massage, or Thai Massage, involves a ​series of manual techniques such as ​rhythmic pressing and stretching along ​energy lines. It aims to enhance ​flexibility, release muscle tension, and ​improve overall energy flow and balance.

Stone Massage:

Heated, smooth stones are placed on ​certain points on the body to warm and ​loosen tight muscles and balance energy ​centers in the body. The massage ​therapist may also hold stones and apply ​gentle pressure with them. The warmth is ​comforting. Hot stone massage is good ​for people who have muscle tension but ​prefer lighter massage.

Sports Massage:

Is specially designed for people who are ​involved in physical activity, the focus ​isn’t on relaxation but on preventing and ​treating injury and enhancing athletic ​performance, a combination of ​techniques are used. The strokes are ​generally faster than Swedish massage. ​Facilitated stretching helps to loosen ​muscles and increase flexibility.

Swedish Massage:

Swedish massage is soft, to relax ​the entire body with oil and ​increasing circulation.

Deep tissue Massage:

Deep tissue massage relieves severe ​tension in the muscle and the ​connective tissue or fascia. It focuses ​on the muscles located below the ​surface of the top muscles.

Gua Sha:

Gua Sha is a traditional Chinese healing ​technique that involves scraping a smooth-​edged tool across the skin to stimulate ​circulation, relieve muscle tension, and ​enhance the immune response. It is often used ​to alleviate pain and promote overall health.

Cupping:

Cupping therapy involves placing cups ​on the skin to create suction, which ​helps to increase blood flow, reduce ​muscle tension, and promote healing. ​It can be used to relieve pain and ​inflammation, as well as to improve ​circulation and overall wellness.

Chinese Massage:

Speeding the healing of injuries and ​clearing bruises, stimulating blood ​circulation and regulating the nervous ​system, removing scar tissue relieving ​chronic pain.

Orthopedic Therapy:

Post-surgery rehabilitation

Sports injuries

Joint and muscle pain management

Fall prevention:

Mobility enhancement

Pain management

Manual Therapy:

Soft tissue mobilization

Joint manipulation

Myofascial release

Neurological Therapy:

Stroke rehabilitation

Parkinson’s disease management

Balance and coordination improvement

Postural and Ergonomic Training:

Workstation setup

Posture correction

Body mechanics education

Kinesio taping