It’s not news that massages offer more benefits to us than just a few heavenly minutes of relaxation (and some peace and quiet) – in reality they can serve as a natural solution to many of the illnesses, injuries, and everyday aches and pains we experience. Of course, not all types of massages are suitable … Continue reading “Massage Therapy and Temporomandibular Disorders”

You’ve probably heard of the Thai massage, and you’ve definitely heard of the Swedish massage, but have you ever heard of the Gua Sha massage? Probably not – but that’s okay. There are so many different “types” of massage therapy practiced all over the world – too many to count surely – that it would … Continue reading “Gua Sha Massage: FAQ’s & Common Questions”

It doesn’t take a scientist to know that getting a massage feels oh so good – but it does actually require science to explain why.  Sure, we all know the general reason why massages feel so good. A combination of the relaxing atmosphere, scented oils, and tension releasing touch of the masseuse is enough to … Continue reading “The Science of Massage: 5 Ways Massage Makes You Feel Better”

Of course we all know that massages make us feel good – they relax our bodies and our brains – but have you ever noticed that a massage can also cause somewhat of a tingling feeling? Most commonly this tingling occurs in the hands or feet of the recipient either during or after the massage … Continue reading “The Tingling Means It’s Working: Why Massages Make You Tingle”