Kinetic Repose Massage Mission

My mission is to provide effective therapeutic massage treatments to my clients by integrating various techniques. My mission is also to provide a massage my clients are happy with and for them to feel better when they leave than when they come in. I want them to feel like they are making progress towards their goals.

After each session, I give personalized suggestions for things they can do between massages. 

I have experience in the following techniques:

• Precision Neuromuscular
• Myofascial Release
• Joint Mobilization
• Sports massage
• Reflexology

I am able to add the following to your massage:

• Basalt rock hot stones
• Myofascial cupping
• Rock blade/instrument-assisted soft tissue manipulation
• Kinesiology tape
• Hot towels
• Hot Packs using a Hydroculator

Conditions I am good at and have experience with include: 

• Post-op recovery
• Plantar Fascitis
• Sciatica Nerve impingement
• Frozen Shoulder or Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
• Carpal Tunnel 
• Headaches
• Whiplash/car accidents

Kinetic Repose Massage Style 

My massage style includes a mixture of precision neuromuscular, myofascial release, and joint mobilization. My style has slow movements with firm pressure. I incorporate the pin and stretch method. This method involves shortening the muscle length by pinning the muscle and then taking the muscle through a full range of motion.

Another technique I use is precision neuromuscular therapy. This is a problem-solving technique using assessments and then palpation skills such as grasping a muscle, cross-fiber fiction, or targeting trigger points.  Trigger point release involves finding small nodules in a taut band of muscle fascia, then, applying direct pressure. As a result, this technique can cause a twitch response and local tenderness.

Lastly, I offer the Myofascial release technique by applying slow, gentle pressure to the connective tissue. I am also well versed in Reflexology, a 30-minute focus massage involving four theories in the feet.  Reflexology integrates both Eastern and Western practices, such as psychoneuroimmunology, meridians, zone therapy, and structural alignment.  I use these techniques because I have found them to be the most effective at providing pain relief.