Therapeutic Massage is used to manage muscle and fascial dysfunction such as soreness, injury, sprains and strains. Massage can also be used to improve lymphatic drainage, blood flow and mobility. Massage can be an independent treatment option or a co-treatment strategy with Chiropractic care. While Chiropractic care addresses joint function, massage can support tissue through the healing process.

A Registered Massage Therapist must have completed 2400 hours of training through an accredited program and complete continuing education annually. A Registered Massage Therapist has an in-depth understanding of the musculoskeletal system. They are trained to have various tools and techniques to address challenges in the muscles. Only Registered Massage Therapists are covered by third insurance providers.