THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE:
A NON-INVASIVE
COMPLIMENTARY THERAPY
| Sacred (sa'krid) | Touch (t&ch): |
| Dedicated to God. | Handle or feel gently with the intent to understand or appreciate. |
| Devoted exclusively to a single purpose or person. | To lay hands upon with intent to |
| Of spiritual disposition. | heal. |
| Worthy of respect. | To delineate with light strokes. |
| Blessed or sanctified. | Tapping or pushing with the hand |
| Made safe from violation. | or foot. |
Therapeutic massage is among the oldest of the healing arts. It is found in all civilizations from ancient Greek and roman times to present day spas and health clubs. Hands-on techniques are used to manipulate the body's own mechanisms for healing itself.
The therapeutic effects of massage have been supported by scientific research. There are several styles and techniques, and each has its own focus and theoretical base. Upon reviewing your medical history, your massage therapist will determine the approach which will best meet your health goals.
Massage should not be construed as a substitute for medical examinations, diagnosis, or treatment.
Sacred Touch Therapeutic Massages include:
