Imagine life without back pain
You have your choice of hundreds of
massage therapists in the El Paso area.
Why choose Stephanie?
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She has 15 years of experience
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She is a licensed medical massage therapist
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She has experience working with a large variety of health conditions
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She has extensive knowledge and training in massage techniques
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She is a certified aquatic therapist, allowing her to recommend aquatic therapy and then work with you in the water when a regular massage might not be enough.
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She is kind and compassionate and cares deeply for her clients.
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Why medical massage?
Choosing a medical massage therapist over a basic massage therapist can make a significant difference in addressing specific health concerns. Medical massage therapists undergo specialized training, equipping them with a deep understanding of anatomy, physiology, and various medical conditions. Unlike basic massage therapists, they can tailor their approach to your unique needs, offering targeted solutions for pain relief, injury recovery, and improved overall well-being. With a focus on rehabilitation and a holistic understanding of the body, a medical massage therapist provides a more comprehensive and personalized approach to address your specific health goals, making them the optimal choice for those seeking therapeutic and medically informed care.
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Medical massage therapists also choose from a
wide variety of massage strategies and techniques:
Swedish Massage
Swedish massage is a classic and widely practiced massage technique that focuses on promoting relaxation and easing muscle tension. Therapists use a variety of long, gliding strokes, kneading, and circular motions to increase blood circulation and reduce stress. This soothing massage helps improve flexibility, release muscle knots, and create an overall sense of well-being.
Deep Tissue
Deep tissue massage is beneficial for those seeking relief from chronic pain, muscle tightness, or injuries. Firm pressure and slow strokes are used to reach deeper layers of muscles and connective tissue. The therapist uses elbows, forearms, and thumbs to apply intense pressure, breaking down adhesions and promoting better blood flow.
Pin and Stretch
Pin and stretch massage is a technique where the therapist applies pressure to a specific area, "pins" a muscle or group of muscles, and then combines it with stretching movements. This method helps release tension, improve flexibility, and promote better range of motion.
Manual Massage
Pin and stretch massage is a technique where the therapist applies pressure to a specific area, "pins" a muscle or group of muscles, and then combines it with stretching movements. This method helps release tension, improve flexibility, and promote better range of motion.
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