Unconditional Wellness and Athletic Therapy has over 20 years of massage and massage therapy experience. Our range of massages goes from relaxation to intense therapeutic manipulation.
Therapeutic
Radial Pressure Wave (RPW) Therapy
Also known as shockwave therapy, RPW Therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses sound waves to treat soft tissue and bone injuries. Skilled in the anatomy of…
DetailsSports Massage
Our sports massage offers athletes an opportunity to recuperate and rejuvenate after a demanding competition or workout. It also enhances preparation and performance. Sports massage…
DetailsNeuro Muscular Massage (NMT)
NMT considers perpetuating factors that may be associated with the client’s complaints. For example, when a client presents with shoulder pain, the upper extremity protocol…
DetailsActive Release Technique (ART)
**Active Release Technique / ART The conditions that active release is used to help treat naturally are those that affect the fascia or connective tissue,…
DetailsTrigger Point
A therapeutic technique using pressure to isolate and release tension in tight muscle tissues to relieve specific referral pains. A form of soft tissue (fascia)…
DetailsTeens & Student Athletes
Teens and Student Athletes need a massage too, between the juggling of school, activities, chores, acne, peer-pressures, social media, and a hundred or so other…
DetailsMyofascial Release (MFR)
A common massage technique that focuses on applying pressure to loosen tough membranes and increase mobility. Myofascial Release is a massage therapy used to combat…
DetailsDeep Tissue Massage
There are some similarities between Swedish and Deep Tissue massage; but the real difference is the use of pressure, and how the therapist manipulates the…
DetailsTCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine)
Reflexology
This is a massage technique that promotes applying pressure to precise points on the feet, hands, and ears to alleviate pain throughout the body. Throughout…
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