The healing powers of massage have been recognized since antiquity. In the 5th century BC, the Greek physician Hippocrates wrote that his colleagues should be experienced in massage... as massage "can bind a joint that is too loose, and loosen a joint that is too rigid." Various forms of massage were also employed by the ancient Chinese, Egyptians, and Romans. However, the technique as we know it today didn't appear until the late 19th century.

In addition to its general health benefits, massage has shown value for a
variety of special problems in a host of recent medical studies. Our well trained massage therapists employ their hands as finely tuned yet powerful tool to promote wellness. As awareness grows and misconceptions fade regarding the value of massage therapy, more and more people are discovering the profound benefits available to them through regular body work. The origins of therapeutic massage are rooted in the common instinctual response to hold and rub a hurt or pain. It is found in all cultures as an integral part of health care and maintenance.

Our office incorporates all types of massage as an integral part of our patient's health and wellness. Massage therapy and chiropractic are an extremely effective combination in restoring health and function.

"I recognized the importance of both massage therapy and chiropractic care when I personally experienced my body's power to heal itself. For many years I relied on prescription medication for any given symptom, but what it was really begging for was natural healing."

"My body now feels and moves with great energy and flexibility, and I enjoy helping others experience these same benefits through massage therapy."

Julie Harris, Neuromuscular Massage Therapist

“Massage is a really important part of our lives. Massage is the most basic form of therapy that has been practiced for centuries.  Not only can it help people physically – the emotional and mental benefits are enormous. It has a very powerful and nurturing effect on our bodies and souls.  Massage therapy is so important to me because the benefits to my clients are endless.”
Kimberly Walcoff, Certified Massage Therapist