Symptoms such as shooting pains down the arms or legs, numbness, loss of circulation, and many others are often caused by doing the same movements with the body every day. People that find themselves with these kinds of injuries can include computer users, professional drivers and laborers. I specialize in treating thoracic-outlet syndrome, carpal tunnel syndrome, psiatic pain and other repetitive stress injuries.

I work extensively with automobile accident injuries, especially those affecting the pelvic and shoulder girdles, the spine and the neck. I have received additional training in these areas as well as in the treatment of whiplash and TMJ dysfunction. I accept insurance in most cases.

Massage has been shown to greatly improve performance, training and recovery in many sports. Being an athlete myself I am especially interested in helping others reach their goals. Sports massage helps to increase flexibility, circulation, range of motion and overall efficiency of the muscles. Massage is also important post-event or after an injury to help break down scar tissue and adhesions, reduce swelling, and increase the flow of nutrients to recovering tissue.

The greatest benefit of massage is that it brings about body awareness. Everyone reacts differently to daily stress and stores it differently in their body. I work with my clients to help increase awareness of stress and discover methods of relaxation - whether it be through deep tissue work, gentle movement, or a thorough foot massage.