Massage therapy is helpful for various conditions, including muscle tension and joint pain, digestive concerns (constipation, bloating), sinus congestion, headaches, stress, anxiety, depression, poor sleep, and difficulty concentrating. It improves blood and lymph circulation. Massage therapy is not a substitute for receiving medical treatment. Please consult with your physician prior to receiving massage therapy, if you have any questions about whether it is appropriate for your condition. Quite a number of research studies have been done on the effects of massage therapy. See Research section for more detailed information.
Massage Therapy
Massage therapy is as old as humanity. Over the centuries, healers have refined these natural instincts into specific methods that efficiently and effectively address the area of concern and the body’s overall health. Find out more…
Acupuncture
My treatment focus is not only on treating symptoms, but also on providing tools for tapping into your own inner healer. In my practice, I offer a variety of techniques from both traditional and contemporary Chinese medicine. Each session is uniquely designed for you, according on your needs. Find out more…
Imagery
The form of Imagery Work I practice dates back hundreds of years, and is based on Jewish Kabbalistic teachings, though the practice is universal, not requiring any particular spiritual or religious belief system. I sometimes combine Hypnotherapy with Imagery Work, with a stronger emphasis on the Imagery Work approaches I have learned. Find out more…