Professional Massage therapist Sue Desjardin is graduate of the Bancroft School of Massage Therapy.
Uxbridge Massage has been in business since 199 and a second practice in Hopkinton since 1995.
Let Sue take all your stress, pain and worries away.
Massage Therapy
Supports your fitness program
• Relieves tired and sore muscles
• Improves flexibility of joints
• Increases range of motion
• Reduces anxiety of competition
Alleviates problem conditions
• Tension
• Muscle pain
• Stress and anxiety
Combats the negative effects of ageing
• Improves blood and lymphatic drainage
• Improves immune system functioning
• Relieves stiff and sore muscles
• Promotes healthy vibrant skin
Complements other health givers
• Chiropractic care
• Physical and Occupational Therapy
• Psychotherapy
Combats the negative effects of ageing
• Improves blood and lymphatic drainage
• Improves immune system functioning
• Relieves stiff and sore muscles
• Promotes healthy vibrant skin
Complements other health givers
• Chiropractic care
• Physical and Occupational Therapy
• Psychotherapy
Massage therapy sessions are directed at responding to the needs of the individual by using various traditional and contemporary massage techniques. Effleurage [smooth, gliding motion] and petrissage [kneading of the muscles] are two modes common in the field. However, there are many other approaches: hot stones, aromatic oils, restful music, compression, cross fiber friction, trigger point therapy.
You will be asked to fill out a medical history form. That will inform the therapist of any health care problems you may have. She will discuss with you what you may expect from the massage, and you should express any concerns you have. She will suggest what she thinks is the best approach for your situation.
DRAPING:
You will be draped with a towel. Only the area being massaged will be uncovered.
TALKING:
Some people like to talk and some like to be quiet. Be sure to give feedback to the therapist about anything causing you discomfort.
