Next time you schedule a physical therapy session, consider unlocking a world of benefits by adding a therapeutic massage from one of our massage therapists to your regimen. Massage has been around as long as humans! When you think about it, self-massage is an automatic first response to feelings of stiffness, soreness and fatigue. I bet you’ve done it after getting out of bed with a ‘yawn and crick’, or after a workout when you’re feeling the burn. Massage goes well with a good stretch, or when you sense a muscle starting to tire and cramp.
Benefits of Massage Physical Therapy
- Reducing Pain
- Enhancing Flexibility and Range of Motion
- Accelerating Recovery
- Easing Muscle Tension
- Correcting Postural Imbalances
- Preparing for Physical Activities
- Improving Circulation
- Alleviating Exercise-Induced Soreness
- Stress Reduction
- Help manage depression and anxiety
- Improve sleep
- Boost Immunity
- Raise Alertness
- Ease Headaches
Bodyworks Physical Therapy Approach
At Bodyworks Physical Therapy, all of our providers specialize in tailoring treatments to each individual patient. This proactive approach aims to increase range of motion, stimulate blood flow, and warm up muscles and joints, enhancing your overall performance during PT. Consider scheduling a massage before or after your PT appointment to diminish fatigue, clear metabolic waste from muscles, and elevate your overall sense of wellness.
Many Bodyworks patients already take advantage of the combination. By combining the services, you will probably notice a marked difference in the quality of your experience. While we know PT alone is an excellent pro-active approach to improving your abilities, adding the benefits of massage can enhance recovery even more.
Book Your Combined Session Today!
Ready to experience the transformative synergy of therapeutic massage and physical therapy? Take the next step towards enhanced recovery, increased mobility, and overall well-being. Book your combined session at Bodyworks today and discover the remarkable difference firsthand.