Craniosacral Massage

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"I put the 6 month challenge to the test and now I no longer experience back pain like I use to.  The cramps in my legs I use to experience are practically gone."
~Sheldon B.
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"I started having massages with Ryan every 2 weeks.  The pain that was excruciating before is no longer there.  I don't give up my massages for anything.  Thank you so much Ryan!"
​~Rebekah H.
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"I've been getting a massage every 4 weeks from Ryan for a few years now.  People are telling me that I am looking younger and more vibrant.  I give credit to my regular massages."
​~Tim G.
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Cranial sacral Massage Therapy or Craniosacral Massage Therapy focuses on the areas of the cranial region, spinal column and sacrum.  Depending on the area being worked on, it uses a light or firm touch.  Massage Therapy work at Body Smirks on the cranial surface stimulates the hair follicles and increases blood flow to the head allowing the brain to receive more oxygen.
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Craniosacral Massage Therapy Services:

• ​The brain
• The nervous system​

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Craniosacral Massage Therapy Benefits:

• ​Helps prevent chronic conditions
• Releases compression
• Alleviates stress and pain
• Helps restore the natural position of the bones
• Decreases  stress from chronic injuries
• Provides relief from migraine headaches
• Reduces neck and back pain
• Treats temporomandibular joint disorder which is the inflammation of the joint that connects the lower jaw to the skull

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According to the National Headache Foundation, approximately 28 million Americans suffer from migraine headaches. Often, migraines are triggered or exacerbated by stress and poor sleep. In a study published in the Annals of Behavioral Medicine, researchers found that participants who received bodywork like Cranial Sacral Therapy had better quality sleep and fewer migraines than participants who didn't. Effects even lasted up to three weeks after therapy ended.

"Many people don't realize we have muscles on our scalp.  Those muscles are responsible for making our facial expressions, and there can be a lot of tension there, especially when staring at a computer all day or when we are under a lot of stress. Not only that, but the scalp tends to get ignored on a daily basis.  It's tension we're not usually aware of.  Many people feel that tension melt away when their head is massaged."
~Melissa Wheeler, Massage Therapist and Teacher Training Coordinator at the National Holistic Institute in Emeryville, California
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Alternative Massage Modalities

Swedish Massage Therapy
Deep Tissue Massage Therapy
​Craniosacral Massage Therapy
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Sports Massage Therapy
Injury Massage Therapy
​Hot Stone Massage Therapy
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