OUR ANGEL BODYWORKS

Therapeutic Massage focuses on addressing muscular issues through targeted bodywork. By employing various techniques, it aims to alleviate tension and enhance muscle recovery, addressing both overworked and under-stimulated muscle groups.

This massage is especially beneficial for those who are physically active, athletes, individuals experiencing chronic pain, those who perform repetitive motions at work, or anyone dealing with high levels of stress. Additionally, cupping and muscle scraping can be incorporated upon request to further enhance the therapeutic effects.

Cupping therapy involves placing plastic or glass cups on the body to create negative pressure at the surface. This suction lifts the muscle fibers and holds tension for a few minutes, aiding in the decompression of the fascia. This process helps enhance blood circulation within the muscle tissue, promoting muscle recovery and facilitating protein building from the micro-trauma induced by the cups.

Muscle scraping uses a stainless-steel tool to target and break up scar tissue adhesions. This technique reduces pain by moving lactic acid and other waste products, improving circulation and facilitating recovery. Additionally, muscle scraping helps decrease pain receptor activity, further contributing to a reduction in muscle tension and discomfort. Paired with infrared light therapy.

Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) is a specialized therapeutic technique designed to enhance fluid drainage and reduce swelling, making it particularly effective for post-operative recovery. This method uses gentle, rhythmic pressure to stimulate the movement of lymphatic fluid through the lymph nodes, which is crucial for maintaining the body’s fluid balance.

By promoting the natural flow of lymph, MLD supports the body’s detoxification processes, helping to eliminate waste products and toxins more efficiently. This technique not only helps to alleviate fluid retention but also plays a significant role in reducing inflammation and improving overall circulation. The result is a more effective healing process and faster recovery times

Always consult with your healthcare provider before scheduling a prenatal massage.

Prenatal massage is designed to support the health and relaxation of both expectant mothers and their babies, specifically during the 2nd and 3rd trimesters of pregnancy.

Regular prenatal massages can alleviate stress and discomfort in areas such as the feet, ankles, lower back, and neck, while also helping to reduce swelling. This type of massage not only provides immediate relief but can also have long-term positive effects, supporting both maternal well-being and stabilizing hormone levels associated with pregnancy.