
Stress Pain Anxiety
Are you feeling Stress, Pain or Anxiety come see us https://zulmamassagetherapy.com/book-now/
Are you feeling Stress, Pain or Anxiety come see us https://zulmamassagetherapy.com/book-now/
This week and as always, we here @zulmamassagetherapy work diligently in taking precaution to make sure your experience here is clean & sanitary as possible!
We are T H A N K F U L for your continued loyalty and understanding as we continue to provide the safest environment as possible.
We are O P E N, taking appointments https://zulmamassagetherapy.com/book-now/
Last week we got the keys to an exciting project we’ve been working on and wanted to share with you!!!
We will be breaking through the wall 😳to add some NEW additions to our wellness Business 😉👍🏼.
The window behind me will be one of my favorite rooms and it will be your favorite too❤️
I promise to keep you updated. Follow us @zulmamassagetherapy and Checkout our story👆🏼as we share some sneak peaks on the expansion to Zulma Massage Therapy Part ll
#happyweekend
It’s STRESSFREE Saturday!!! And we are excited for your visit. Can you tell?
This is Zelina! And if you haven’t met her yet, then we encourage you to schedule your Massage session with her and receive 20% off your first time visit😊🙌🏻 www.zulmamassagetherapy.com @zulmamassagetherapy
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#therapeutic #therapy #wellness #mind #body #soul #relievestress #relievetension #pain
We treat soft tissue conditions. Massage Therapy is so much more than relaxation/spa. A LMT will use manual manipulation and techniques to heal the bodies soft tissue that are constricted from tight muscle knots which will not allow blood flow through the muscle, so that the muscle can function healthy. #musclesareimportant #muscle #function #bloodflow
Our new client is so happy we we’re able to relief stress from her shoulders and neck which was causing her to get headaches! She also received 20% off for her first time visit! #stressfreesaturday #happyclient#zulmamassagetherapy
Finally!! The move was a success! It’s official and we invite you to visit
There are about 50 muscles in our head & neck alone!
After years of massage and my own experience of stress in my body, two important muscles to massage in the neck are the SCM (which is the sternocleidomastoid) and the scalenes.
First, the SCM (sternocleidomastoid) gets its name from: sterno which refers to sternum, or breastbone, cleido refers to clavicle, or collarbone, and mastoid comes from attaching to the mastoid process which is the bony knob behind the ear. This muscle gets used when leaning one’s neck forward looking at the computer or with any activity where one leans the head forward, i.e. looking at your blackberry. Also, anyone who slouches are habitually leans forward will experience pain here. These are the muscles that can pull so tight they can cause a hump behind the neck (when they are not released). (This happens over an extended amount of time.) The stress put on this muscle can cause trigger points which can cause various problems ranging from sinus tension, sinus congestion, headaches, ear aches or flutter in the ear, jaw tension (which is sometimes misdiagnosed as TMJ) and even dizziness. They can refer pain to the back of the neck and top of the shoulders, too. The list goes on, yet you get the idea of how powerful of an effect this muscle can have when it is taxed.
Our youngest client comes in ever week for Sports Massage! She’s very athletic and plays basketball… Can you tell at 12yrs old she’s taller than me.#sportmassage #athlete
MASSAGE and CANCER…
Massage is an ancient technique that involves manipulating muscles while using different modalities with firm pressure to the soft tissues of the body.
Massage is considered a type of complementary therapy for cancer. Complementary therapies aim to treat the whole person, not just the symptoms of disease. They are used together with conventional or mainstream medicine. Complementary therapies are not used instead of cancer treatments such as chemotherapy, radiotherapy, surgery or drug therapy.
While massage doesn’t treat the cancer itself, it may help reduce the side effects caused by conventional treatments and improve quality of life and wellbeing. Individuals who have had massages during cancer treatments have reported a range of positive outcomes such as improvements in:
sleep, the health of the scar tissue,quality of life
mental clarity and alertness
the range of movement. While massage also can help reduces pain, fatigue, nausea, depression and anxiety!