Deep Tissue Massage is a therapeutic technique that targets the deeper layers of muscles and connective tissue to relieve chronic pain, tension, and muscle tightness. Using slow, firm pressure and deep strokes, this massage helps break up adhesions (knots) and improve blood circulation, promoting faster healing and better mobility. It is especially beneficial for those experiencing persistent muscle stiffness, postural issues, or recovering from injuries. While deep tissue work can be intense, it is always adjusted to your comfort level to ensure an effective and relaxing experience.

Shoulder Dysfunction Massage is a specialized treatment focused on relieving pain, stiffness, and limited mobility caused by muscular imbalances, injuries, or overuse of the shoulder joint. This massage targets the rotator cuff muscles, trapezius, deltoids, and surrounding connective tissues to reduce tension, improve circulation, and restore proper function. Techniques such as deep tissue work, myofascial release, and trigger point therapy are used to break up adhesions, improve flexibility, and support recovery. Whether the dysfunction is due to poor posture, repetitive movements, or an injury like frozen shoulder or rotator cuff strain, this massage helps increase range of motion, reduce inflammation, and prevent further discomfort, allowing for better movement and overall shoulder health.

Dynamic Massage Cupping is a therapeutic technique that uses flexible silicone cups to create suction on the skin, helping to release tension, improve circulation, and promote myofascial release. Unlike traditional static cupping, where cups remain in one place, dynamic cupping involves gliding the cups over the skin using massage oil or lotion. This movement gently lifts and stretches the underlying muscles and fascia, helping to break up adhesions, reduce stiffness, and enhance lymphatic drainage. Silicone cups are soft, pliable, and easy to adjust, allowing for controlled pressure and a more comfortable experience compared to glass or hard plastic cups. This technique is particularly effective for relieving chronic muscle tightness, improving mobility, and reducing scar tissue restrictions. It is commonly used for areas such as the back, shoulders, legs, and arms to promote deep relaxation while supporting the body's natural healing process.

Warm Bamboo Massage is a therapeutic technique that combines the benefits of traditional massage with the soothing effects of heated bamboo tools. Smooth bamboo sticks of varying sizes are warmed and used to apply deep, rhythmic pressure to the muscles, helping to release tension, improve circulation, and promote relaxation. The warmth of the bamboo enhances blood flow, allowing for deeper muscle work with less discomfort, making it an excellent option for those who prefer a firm yet soothing massage experience.This technique is particularly effective for reducing muscle stiffness, improving flexibility, and relieving stress. The rolling and kneading motion of the bamboo tools mimics the hands of a therapist, making it ideal for deep tissue work, lymphatic drainage, and trigger point release. Warm Bamboo Massage is a great choice for those seeking both relaxation and therapeutic relief, as it helps to ease tight muscles while providing a grounding, calming effect on the body.

Active Isolated Stretching (AIS) – The Aaron Mattes Method is a specialized stretching technique that focuses on improving flexibility, mobility, and muscle function through controlled, repetitive movements. Developed by Aaron Mattes, this method involves holding each stretch for no more than two seconds, preventing the stretch reflex from triggering muscle resistance. By actively engaging the opposing muscle group during the stretch, AIS helps to increase range of motion, enhance circulation, and reduce muscle tightness without over stressing the tissues. AIS is widely used by athletes, physical therapists, and massage therapists to improve performance, aid in rehabilitation, and prevent injuries. Unlike static stretching, which holds a position for an extended time, AIS uses gentle, dynamic movements to gradually lengthen muscles and fascia while encouraging oxygen flow and nutrient deliveryto the tissues. It is particularly effective for rehabilitating injuries, improving postural alignment, and enhancing overall flexibility in a safe and controlled manner.

Myofascial Release Treatment is a specialized manual therapy technique that focuses on relieving tension and restrictions in the fascia, the connective tissue that surrounds and supports muscles, bones, and organs. Over time, stress, injury, or poor posture can cause tightness and adhesions in the fascia, leading to pain, reduced mobility, and muscular imbalances. Myofascial release uses gentle, sustained pressure on specific areas to soften, lengthen, and release fascial restrictions, allowing for greater movement and pain relief. This treatment is highly effective for conditions such as chronic pain, fibromyalgia, postural issues, and injury recovery. Unlike traditional massage, myofascial release involves slow, intentional techniques with minimal oil or lotion, allowing the therapist to work directly with the fascia. Sessions may include static holds, stretching, and deep tissue techniques to encourage the body's natural healing response. The goal is to restore balance, flexibility, and overall function, making it an excellent therapy for anyone dealing with persistent tightness or discomfort.

Inter-Oral TMJ Massage is a specialized treatment designed to relieve tension, pain, and dysfunction in the jaw, face, and surrounding muscles caused by Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) disorder or chronic jaw tension. This technique involves both external and internal (gloved) massage to access the masseter, pterygoid, and temporalis muscles, which can become tight due to teeth grinding (bruxism), clenching, stress, or poor posture. By applying gentle, precise pressure inside the mouth and along the jawline, this treatment helps to release muscle tightness, improve jaw mobility, and reduce headaches, ear pain, and facial tension.Inter-oral TMJ massage is particularly beneficial for those experiencing jaw clicking, tension headaches, or facial discomfort related to muscle imbalances. It can also help with improving bite alignment, reducing stress-related clenching, and enhancing overall relaxation. Since TMJ issues often involve multiple muscle groups in the neck, shoulders, and head, this massage is often combined with myofascial release and deep tissue techniques to provide lasting relief.

Table Thai Massage is a fusion of traditional Thai massage techniques adapted for a massage table rather than a floor mat. This treatment combines assisted stretching, acupressure, and rhythmic compressions to enhance flexibility, release tension, and promote overall body balance. Unlike traditional Western massage, Table Thai Massage involves dynamic movements, passive yoga-like stretches, and deep pressure applied with hands, elbows, forearms, and even feet to help open up the body and improve mobility. This technique is particularly beneficial for athletes, active individuals, and those experiencing stiffness or limited range of motion. It helps improve circulation, relieve muscle tension, and enhance joint mobility without the need for oils or lotions.

*Amber does not offer energy healing or any other Eastern religious elements in her massages.

Lomi Lomi Massage is a traditional Hawaiian healing practice that uses flowing, rhythmic strokes to promote deep relaxation, physical healing, and emotional balance. Lomi Lomi is often referred to as the "loving hands" massage because of its continuous, wave-like movements that mimic the gentle ebb and flow of the ocean. Using forearms, hands, and elbows, the therapist applies long, fluid strokes, gentle stretching, and deep breathing techniques to release tension and encourage general healing throughout the body.
*Amber does not offer energy healing or any other Eastern religious practice in her massages.

Lymphatic Drainage Massage is a gentle, rhythmic massage technique designed to stimulate the lymphatic system, which helps remove toxins, reduce fluid retention, and support immune function. Using light, precise, and wave-like strokes, this treatment encourages the natural flow of lymph fluid through the body's lymphatic vessels, reducing swelling and promoting detoxification. Unlike deep tissue massage, lymphatic drainage focuses on superficial layers of the skin, making it a relaxing yet highly effective therapy for overall wellness.This technique is especially beneficial for post-surgery recovery, lymphedema, swelling, chronic fatigue, and immune system support. It can also help reduce bloating, improve circulation, and enhance skin health by removing excess fluids and toxins. Because the lymphatic system plays a vital role in the body's natural healing process, regular lymphatic drainage massage can promote better energy levels, reduced inflammation, and improved overall well-being.

Pediatric Massage for Children is a gentle and nurturing therapy designed to promote relaxation, growth, and overall well-being in children of ages 3+. Using light, soothing strokes and age-appropriate techniques, this massage helps support healthy development, reduce stress, improve sleep, and enhance circulation. Pediatric massage can also be beneficial for children dealing with muscle tension, growing pains, sports injuries, anxiety, or sensory processing challenges by providing a safe and calming touch that fosters comfort and relaxation.This type of massage is always tailored to the child’s age, needs, and comfort level, ensuring a positive and enjoyable experience. Sessions are shorter (30 minutes) with a focus on gentle touch and movement, while older children can benefit from more structured techniques to address muscle tension or posture issues can graduate to a 45 minute session after their first initial 30 minute treatment. Whether for relaxation, pain relief, or overall well-being, pediatric massage provides a safe and therapeutic way to support a child’s physical and emotional health.

Prenatal Massage is a specialized therapy designed to support expectant mothers through the physical and emotional changes of pregnancy. Using gentle, targeted techniques, this massage helps relieve back pain, reduce swelling, improve circulation, and ease muscle tension while promoting relaxation. Special positioning and supportive cushions are used to ensure comfort and safety, often having the mother lie on her side to avoid pressure on the abdomen. A prone option is also available in early months using pillows to support a face down position. All positioning is decided per client adjusted if any discomfort is experienced.Prenatal massage is also beneficial for reducing stress, improving sleep quality, and preparing the body for childbirth.

Postnatal Massage focuses on helping the body recover after childbirth by addressing muscle tension, fatigue, and hormonal shifts. This massage can alleviate back and shoulder pain from nursing or carrying a newborn, promote better posture, and support overall healing. Additionally, postnatal massage can aid in reducing stress and anxiety, improving sleep, and enhancing circulation to speed up recovery. Whether before or after birth, these nurturing massages provide essential support for a mother’s well-being during this transformative time.