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Massage
at Soaring Crane
Eric Spivack, LMP/Dipl.Ac, RTT
specializes in Traditional Thai
Yoga
Massage, Shiatsu (acupressure), and Injury Treatment. Many
of these techniques may be combined during your
session. Your initial
visit lasts 90 minutes and
includes a full health history intake, as well as, a treatment. Subsequent
sessions may be scheduled for 1-3 hours in length.
Traditional Thai Yoga
Massage
Traditional Thai
Yoga Massage is a holistic, meditative, and interactive style of
bodywork. Sometimes referred to as 'assisted yoga', Thai Yoga Massage
incorporates elements of yoga, stretching, breathing, acupressure, and
rhythmic compression along energy lines. It is deeply relaxing and
grounding, yet also energizing and balancing.
The bodywork I
teach and practice is done on a
comfortable heated futon and without the need for oils and lotions.
Because I integrate movement and stretching into my sessions, please
wear or bring loose, comfortable clothing such as a cotton shirt and
shorts, or a sweatshirt with sweatpants. Benefits of Traditional Thai Yoga
Massage
• Reduced pain from
acute or chronic injuries
• Improved circulation • Increased range of motion • Faster recovery time from exercise-related soreness • Decreased stress and anxiety • Increased energy • Increased motivation to practice self-care If you would like to learn more about the unique history and practice of Thai Yoga Massage, please click on the links below to several articles which I have written: Thai Yoga Massage - "Got Lom?" by Eric Spivack (from the newsletter of the Thai Healing Alliance International, Volume 3, 2006) Acupuncture and Thai Massage - "Same Same, but Different by Eric Spivack (from the newsletter of the Thai Healing Alliance International, Volume 2, 2006) Thai Yoga Massage (from Massage-Education.com) Massage & Acupuncture A synergistic
effect is created
when receiving acupuncture followed by
Thai Yoga Massage. Acupuncture opens the body's energy meridians and
allows a
person to be
more receptive to bodywork. Clinically, I find that my patients
respond better to a combination treatment.
Will My
Insurance Pay for My Treatment?
Quite possibly. I specialize in PIP (automobile accident-related injury) claims. |
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