Deep tissue, involves the therapist applying firm deep pressure using very slow movement.  This allows the therapist to break up the adhesions (knots) and bring circulation back to the affected area. 

Working at a desk all day or being on your feet al day both come with their own set of challenges in the body like chronic muscle tension, negative changes in posture, or repetitive strain injuries - just to name a few. 

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With a deep tissue (or therapeutic) treatment, the therapist is able to identify your problem areas and develop a plan or strategy to fix it. Often this involves using deep tissue massage techniques in order to correct the dysfunction.

Deep tissue massage is used to treat and help postural conditions such as shoulders forward posture and exaggerated thoracic kyphosis, sciatica, muscle strains & sprains, SI joint dysfunction, tendonitis, carpal/tarsal tunnel syndrome, bunions, and more.

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