Acute Pain Management

read moreBenefits of Bowen Therapy and the Bowen Technique. We use advanced techniques to improve your life including Bowen Therapy, Deep Tissue Bowen Therapy, Relaxation Bowen Therapy, Sports Bowen Therapy, Neuromuscular Therapy and more. Whether you are as "fit as a fiddle", "injured", "looking for that competitive edge" or interested in "routine preventative maintenance". Bowen therapy is much like neuromuscular re-toning. Through the use of a very specialized series of rolling moves at specific points over the muscle and other soft tissue, the body is stimulated (treatment).

read moreNeuromuscular Therapy - benefits of Neuromuscular Therapy technique include improved balance, posture, and range of motion; Neuromuscular Therapy stress reduction; and alleviation of pain and discomfort. Neuromuscular Massage therapy, Neuromuscular Therapy Massage. Servicing: Citrus Heights ca, Roseville ca, Granite Bay ca, Loomis ca, Rocklin ca, Sacramento ca. For those with specific areas of pain and/or restriction of movement, Complete Health Fitness also offers Neuromuscular therapy. Neuromuscular Therapy - benefits of this technique include improved balance, posture, and range of motion; stress reduction; and alleviation of pain and discomfort.

read moreMedical Massage is outcome-based massage; primarily the application of a specific treatment targeted to the specific problem(s) the client/patient presents with a diagnosis, and are administered after a thorough assessment/evaluation by the medical massage therapist, with specific outcomes being the basis for treatment. It is also known as clinical massage or treatment massage. Performing medical massage requires a firm background in pathology and utilizes specific treatments appropriate to working with disease, pain, and recovery from injury.

read moreCraniosacral therapy (CST), or cranial-sacral therapy, is a form of bodywork or alternative therapy focused primarily on the concept of "primary respiration" and regulating the flow of cerebrospinal fluid by using therapeutic touch to manipulate the synarthrodial joints of the cranium. To do this, a practitioner will apply light touches to a client's skull, face, spine and pelvis. Craniosacral therapy was developed by John Upledger, D.O. in the 1970's, and is loosely based on osteopathy in the cranial field (OCF), which was developed in the 1930's by William Garner Sutherland.