Massage Therapy

Aches and pains can be your body's way of expressng stress.

Did you know?
Some Physical/Mental Benefits

The benefits of regular massages by a trained and qualilfied massage therapist include:

Physical
  • Physically relaxes the body
  • Clams the nervous system
  • Relieves tired and aching muscles
  • Reduces heart rate
  • Lowers blood pressure
  • Slows respiration
  • Loosens tight muscles
  • Reduces chronic pain
  • Speeds the removal of metabolic waste
  • Improves skin tone

Mental/Emotional
  • Reduces stress
  • Promotes better sleep
  • Reduces anxiety
  • Provides a feeling of well-being
  • Promotes mental relaxation

It can also be a useful part of a medical regiment
    1. Cancer
    2. Arthritis
    3. Gastronintestional problems
    4. PMS
    5. Migraines
    6. Lower back pain
    1. Reduced aggressiveness in adolescent
    2. Improved air movement and lung function in kids with asthma
    3. Reduced hyperactivity in kids with ADHD
    4. Improved blood sugar levels in kids with diabetes
    5. Improved receptivity to touch as well as an increase in attentiveness for kids with autism

Make a decision today to include a
therapeutic massage into your healthy lifestyle

Our Therapeutic Massage Services are provided by Cathyann Simmons, M.A., M.T.  Cathyann has a Masters degree in Counseling as well as certification in Massage Therapy.  She is a member of American Bodywork and Massage Professionals, the U.S. Association of Body Psychotherapists, as well as national and local counseling associations.  Cathyann's work reflects her dedication to overall physical and emotional well-being

Cathyann offers pre- and post- therapy session chair massages.  A 15 minute chair massage is $15.00.  Other available services include:  Swedish Massage, Muscle Release Technique, Myofascial Mobilization/Release, and Sports Massage.  A half hour is $35.00 and an hour is $60.00. 

Contact Cathyann to discuss an individualized therapeutic massage package that is best suited for you.  Because she is an active clinician, she is sensitive to the effects of stress, depression, anxiety, and active work in therapy on the body.   Please contact her at (412) 951-9388.