Massage therapy has existed in cultures around the world for centuries, and for good reason. Not only does it play host to an abundance of health-related benefits, but it can do wonders for your mood and is a great way to relieve built-up stress and keep your body calm.
As a bonus, there are a variety of different types of massage available to meet your needs. But what is massage therapy, exactly? Nowadays, massage therapy is a complementary and alternative medicine CAM and encompasses more than 80 different massage therapy styles, all with their own unique techniques, movements, and pressures.
No matter the style, every type of massage therapy involves rubbing, pressing, or manipulating pressure points, soft tissues, and muscles with fingers, hands, or, in some cases, hot stones. In recent years, massage therapy has increased in popularity, which is no surprise to the skilled massage therapists here at Keystone Physical Medicine in Meridian, ID. More people are beginning to realize the health benefits associated with massage, and because there are so many styles to choose from, there is something for everyone.
Whether you're looking for a way to alleviate pain or other uncomfortable symptoms related to an injury or certain health-related conditions or you simply want to improve your overall state of mind and wellbeing, we have a massage for you. Unlike Massage Envy and other day spas that may specialize in lesser quality massage services and other areas such as skin care and hair services, we're passionate about offering health and wellness services like massage therapy.
At Keystone Physical Medicine, our trained massage therapists are passionate about treating each of our patients with a style of massage that best suits their individual needs. Are you pregnant? We offer pregnancy massages. Do you have pain and discomfort deep in your neck and shoulder muscles? Try one of our deep tissue massages. Whatever your massage needs are, we're here to serve. Our trained and certified message therapists treat all types of patients and conditions.
