Massage Werkz

Address chronic muscle tension and knots with a massage that targets the deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue to release built-up tension and improve mobility. Choose the approach that fits you best: • Relaxation-focused: broader, flowing strokes (Swedish-style effleurage) blended with myofascial release and strain-counterstrain for a treatment that eases tension while still feeling soothing. • Therapeutic-focused: firmer, targeted work using knuckles, forearms, and elbows, incorporating trigger point therapy and myofascial release to break up knots and reach deeper layers of chronic tension.

Boost your immune system and reduce swelling with a gentle lymphatic drainage massage that stimulates the lymphatic system to eliminate toxins, enhance circulation, and promote detoxification. Manual Lymphatic Drainage may help with secondary lymphedema, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, and chronic venous insufficiency (CVI). Note: This is not tapotement (rhythmic tapping) or cupping. As a certified Kinesiotape Practitioner, I may apply kinesiology tape at the end of treatment — thin, stretchy strips that gently guide lymphatic fluid along drainage pathways, extending the massage's effect for several days after you leave. The tape typically lasts about three days and stays on through showering or swimming. It's a wearable extension of the technique, not a separate tapping or percussion method.

A shorter, targeted session focused on one specific area of the body — not a full-body massage. Ideal for pre- or post-activity needs, like easing quads and hamstrings after a heavy leg day, or prepping shoulders and upper back before a golf tournament. Includes techniques such as orthopedic cupping, IASTM, and active isolated stretching to promote muscle recovery and prevent future injuries. Note: "Taping" refers to kinesiology tape, not tapping or tapotement. As a certified Kinesiotape Practitioner, I may apply kinesiology tape at the end of your session — thin, stretchy strips that support muscles and joints during activity and continue aiding recovery afterward. The 45-minute option includes this taping; the 30- and 50-minute options do not.

A supportive massage tailored to your stage of pregnancy and comfort level — side-lying to ease tension and promote circulation, or seated/chair-style for shorter sessions or added comfort in later trimesters. Note: "Perinatal" refers to the pregnancy/postpartum period, not the perineum. Sessions are strictly therapeutic bodywork and never include the genital or perineal area. Prenatal massage is recommended after the first trimester. Provider clearance is required before booking for any high-risk pregnancy or medical condition (including but not limited to preeclampsia, uncontrolled hypertension, or recent complications) — this applies to all formats, including chair massage. Please inquire if you have questions about what's right for your stage of pregnancy.