Joint Pain is usually the result of interference put upon the nervous system. Both long term accumulative stresses or muscle tension or sudden impacts, such as a fall, sports injury, or auto accident, can pull and hold your joints out of normal position. These misalignments are called subluxations, which can directly or indirectly disrupt proper nerve transmission. These joint subluxations, which are troublesome enough on their own, are almost always accompanied by tension or injury in your soft tissue...muscles, tendons, and ligaments. Addressing soft tissue problems is an important complement to chiropractic care. We need to take a look at the soft tissue any time there is a problem, because muscle, tendon, and ligaments are all involved in joint motion.

Our licensed and certified massage therapist uses a variety of techniques to address these soft tissue problems. Gentle but deep kneading and stretching lengthens contracted or muscles that are in a constant state of spasm. Sustained pressure and stretching can release trigger points. Painful sprains and strains can be addressed directly with massage techniques that improve circulation and stimulate healthy separation and realignment of injured fibers. Massage aids in healing by increasing circulation and reducing painful swelling and inflammation. The increase in circulation also aids in eliminating waste products and brings in healthy nutrients to your tissues. 24 hour cancellation policy in affect