Services
Swedish or Deep Tissue Massage
This option is the standard full body massage tailored to the specific focus requests of clients. These sessions are offered in various lengths and provide overall relaxation and tension relief.
Neuromuscular Therapy
This specialized massage targets chronic back pain, migraines, tension headaches, and recurring muscle injuries at their source. Using focused trigger point therapy, tight muscle bands and areas of restricted blood flow are released to reduce pain, improve mobility, and provide lasting relief — not just temporary comfort. This session is ideal for clients dealing with ongoing discomfort who want a targeted, therapeutic approach rather than a general relaxation massage.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. Neuromuscular therapy and trigger point work target the specific muscles contributing to chronic back pain, helping release tension at its source rather than just relaxing the surface muscles. Many clients see improved mobility and reduced pain after a series of sessions.
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Massage, especially neuromuscular therapy focused on the neck, shoulders, and upper back, can reduce the muscle tension that often triggers or worsens migraines and tension headaches. It's not a substitute for medical care, but it can be an effective part of a broader relief routine.
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Swedish and deep tissue massage are full-body sessions focused on general relaxation or muscle relief. Neuromuscular therapy is more targeted, using trigger point techniques to address chronic pain, injuries, or recurring problem areas like the back, neck, or shoulders.
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This varies by person, but many clients dealing with chronic back pain or migraines start with weekly or biweekly sessions and then space them out as symptoms improve. Brooklynn can help you figure out a schedule that fits your specific needs during your first appointment.
Hot Stone Therapy
Hot stone therapy is an addition to the standard full body or neuromuscular therapy that can cause a deeper level of relaxation and further assist in decreasing muscle tension.
“The real purpose of giving massage is to foster more depth of feeling for one another in order to bring out the love that often lies buried beneath the pain of everyday suffering.”
— Robert Calvert
