Seek the good kind of hurt.
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Infrared Biomat with every session
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Infrared Biomat with every session ✦
60 minutes | $135
Myofascial release is the foundation of quality deep tissue bodywork, and it is best done slowly. We'll meticulously unwind the fascial restrictions that may be underpinning your chronic pain or lingering tension in a couple of key areas of your body. I am known for perfect pressure and specificity. We'll really focus here, and be in open communication. Let's find those trigger points.
90 minutes | $185
The extra half hour allows for a more holistic treatment that is ideal for long term problems, athletic maintenance, or bodies in need of deep repair. Myofascial deep tissue bodywork and trigger point techniques can be an effective approaches for pain relief, posture, strength and flexibility. This duration can often feel like the sweet spot as it allows us to more adequately address particular ailments.
120 minutes | $265
Techniques based in trigger point therapy, and myofascial deep tissue bodywork can be very specific in style with a certain quality of intensity. We will tailor the session to exactly how you want the time spent, or I can guide you through what is going to be the most therapeutic. This is for those who feel they need some extended time for some extra maintenance.
Deep myofascial bodywork can help alleviate various conditions including but not limited to:
Frozen shoulder
Shoulder impingement
Runner’s knee
SI joint dysfunction
Myofascial pain syndrome
Scapular dyskinesis
TMJ / TMD
Tennis elbow
Headaches
IT band syndrome
Piriformis syndrome
Plantar fasciitis
“Janae does not give a generic, assembly line type massage. Her style is not the typical lightweight and superficial cookie-cutter approach, one size fitting all. This is the real thing: custom designed for each client’s specific needs and problem spots, addressing individual tensions and connective tissue restrictions almost at the microscopic level. Her movements are extremely unhurried and result in a slow motion experience administered with a touch that is mysteriously and simultaneously both gentle and firm. Sometimes you read about a therapist that has so called 'magic fingers' with the ability to pinpoint that single knot of pain causing trouble or discomfort. Janae is that therapist." — Michael
