Treat Your Injuries with Physical Massage Therapy
Physical massage therapy can help you recover from injuries — and feel better. Visit AA Suncoast Chiropractic Clinic, conveniently located in St. Petersburg, FL, and start on your path to pain relief. Massage therapist Kathy Segall, MA, LMT, can perform medical massage therapies and deep tissue massages to relax your muscles, relieve muscle pains, improve circulation, and deactivate pain trigger points. |
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Nurture yourself and your muscles with our medical massage therapies:
Medical massage, a type of physical therapy, can treat Stress, Sore Muscles, Poor Posture, Trigger Points, Entrapped Nerves, Circulation, and the Central Nervous System. |
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Myofascial release.
Do you have pain resulting from poor posture, whiplash, surgery, or repetitive stress injuries? Myofascial release is a gentle physical therapy that involves stretching Injured and tightened muscles to restore movement and alleviate pain. This incredibly relaxing experience might make you fall asleep on the table.
Your body is structured with fascia; a massive, connected tissue that weaves through the entire body without disconnect. When injured or inflamed, the soft, pliable fascial system loses its flexibility and is no longer relaxed. You will feel pain and tightness from Myofascial Trigger Points, sore spots that spread pain through the fascia to other body parts. At AA Suncoast Chiropractic Clinic in St. Petersburg, we locate sore and tight areas of the fascia, stretch it, and boost the force of the stretch when the muscles relax. One area is stretched after the other until all areas are relieved. Myofascial release relieves pain resulting from
- Poor posture
- Tension
- Surgery
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- Whiplash
- Repetitive stress injuries
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CranioSacral therapy.
Do you get migraines or headaches frequently? Using ultra-light touches, your massage therapist works to improve your blood supply to your Central Nervous System (CNS) and cerebrospinal fluid flow to your brain. Your CranioSacral massage therapist also looks for weakened bone mobility. The desired result is to clear restrictions and blockages in the cranial area, sacrum, and spinal column to maintain a healthy CNS.
The CranioSacral system involves the flow of Cerebrospinal Fluid (CNF), the brain, spinal cord, and surrounding membranes and bones. Your brain and spinal cord frame the Central Nervous System (CNS), which is directly affected if there are restrictions in the CranioSacral System.
CranioSacral Therapy can treat and prevent:
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- Migraines
- Immune system disorders
- Stress
- Fatigue
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- Emotional problems
- Brain or spinal injuries
- Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
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Neuromuscular massage and treatment.
Do you have extreme muscle pain? You can treat it naturally with neuromuscular massage. During your neuromuscular treatments, the massage therapist evaluates superficial tissues by performing several types of palpations. Specific pinch and massage techniques that target trigger points will free restrained nerves.
Pain trigger points cause muscular pains and need to be disabled. These pain spots are located in the muscles and occur because of significant muscle fatigue, injury, and poor posture. Muscle distress occurs when problematic muscles irritate nearby nerves. Distresses and weakened muscles lack blood supply and cannot support CranioSacral bone alignment. Toxic waste accrues and irritates muscles.
Deep tissue massage.
Do you need a natural solution to your sore neck, back, and shoulders? If you have chronic muscle tension, chronic pain, and postural problems, a deep tissue massage is your perfect tension reliever.
A deep tissue massage treats:
- Reoccurring pain
- Postural problems
- Repetitive stress injury
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- Restricted movement
- Tension
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Some patients feel some discomfort during this massage while others feel pure satisfaction. A deep tissue massage will disintegrate adhesions and join connective tissues together.
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| Call Today |
| (727) 231-4482 |
AA Suncoast Chiropractic Clinic
5025 9th Avenue North
St. Petersburg, Florida 33710 |
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