It’s a fact. Every year, more and more people rely on therapeutic massage and bodywork for relaxation, pain relief, health concerns, rehabilitation and general wellness.

• Massage may be the oldest form of medical care – Egyptian tomb paintings show people being massaged.*
• A Chinese book written in 2,700 BC – The Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Internal Medicine – recommended the “massage of skin and flesh”.*
• Today, 39 million American adults – more than one out of every six – get at least one massage each year.**
• Massage therapy has been proven effective in:
  Relieving back pain
  Boosting immune system
  Reducing anxiety
  Lowering blood pressure
  Treating migraines
  Decreasing carpal tunnel symptoms
  Easing post-operative pain
  Alleviating side effects of cancer**
• Because massage and bodywork directly or indirectly affects every system of the body, it promotes health, prevents illness and injury, and speeds recovery.