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read moreThis Therapeutic Massage Practice, Created in 1992, Offers Many Types of Massage To Meet Your Massage Needs. Please Peruse This Website. It's all here. Prices; On-Line Gift Certificates; My Credentials, Directions & Contact Information. Disclaimer: Information on this website is not intended to diagnose any medical condition or replace the advice of your health care practitioner. Acute and Chronic Pain Relief Massage utilizing Deep Tissue, Trigger Point, Myofascial Release, CranioSacral techniques, Lymph Drainage can relieve headache pain, migraine headache pain, stiff neck, burning in shoulder and neck muscles, muscle spasms, tight gluteal muscles, lower back pain, sports injuries and overuse.

read moreDC is a Tennessee Licensed Therapist and Nationally Certified in Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork. She is Certified in Medical Massage as well as Animal Massage. DC's extensive training and experience more than qualifies her to help you with your pain needs as well as relaxation massage. DC is a graduate of the Cumberland Institute for Wellness in Brentwood, Tennessee. She holds a BS degree from American University, Washington DC as well as a Master's degree from Antioch University. DC's massage training is extensive.

read moreMassage + FibromyalgiaMore than six million Americans suffer from fibromyalgia, a chronic syndrome characterized by numbness, joint stiffness, and widespread pain. Of these six million, over 90 percent are women. Some patients also experience headaches, anxiety, depression, and sensitivity to bright lights, loud noises, and strong odors. If you are one of the many Americans suffering fibromyalgia, new research shows that massage therapy can help. A 2011 study suggests that massage therapy is able to increase quality of life and decrease pain for fibromyalgia sufferers1.

read moreMillions of Americans leave work every day feeling sore and stressed. Luckily, massage therapy is able to reduce stress and prevent injuries to help keep you healthy and happy throughout your career. Massage + Carpal Tunnel SyndromeCarpal tunnel syndrome is a wrist injury commonly associated with repetitive motion like typing on a computer. Consult a physician if you have been experiencing weeks of tingling or numbness in the hands punctuated by moments of sharp, piercing pain. Because of the nature of the injury, carpal tunnel syndrome heals slowly and recovery can be a difficult process.

read moreIf your acne is severe and consists of inflamed bumps that are likely to break open if touched or rubbed, these should be considered as contraindicated for massage techniques such as Swedish or deep tissue. These techniques could easily break open the acne bumps and spread the bacteria laden material. This could be dangerous to both you and your massage therapist. If your acne is mild, consisting of small red bumps (the kind that will not break open upon touch) then you may consider massage. This would be on a case by case basis, depending on an assessment by your massage therapist.

read moreIf you wish to purchase a gift certificate, please call 931.645.6195 and I will have it ready and waiting for your pickup. Please let me know the recipient's name, whether you want to purchase a mini or full and your name and phone number on the voicemail. Cash, Check, Mastercard, Visa accepted. There is no additional fee for specialized work such as deep tissue massage techniques. More than the above prices. The higher price is for the credit/debit card fees that are charged to the merchant by the credit card companies.

read moreTen or twenty years ago (and certainly when I started in massage practice in Clarksville) if that question was asked, you most likely were advised to avoid any massage therapy if you had cancer. Many doctors were uninformed when it came to various touch therapies and avoided recommending what many manual therapists knew - that massage therapy could be helpful for cancer patients. Up until recently, there were few studies that could prove the benefits of massage during cancer treatment. In the mid-2000s however, that changed and research done by the Touch Research Institute out of Miami and those sponsored by the National Institutes of Health have shown massage therapy can be helpful for those with cancer.

read moreWhat if you recently received a gift certificate for a massage, or you finally decided it's time to go for a massage because of those achy muscles - but you've never experienced a professional massage before? Would you know what to expect? Depending on what statistics you look at, anywhere from 30-50 percent of Americans have had a massage. This means there are still many individuals who have never been to a massage therapist; someone going to a massage therapist for the first time is not alone in the experience.