Contact Valerie Crowley, LMT, RN
I have been a licensed massage therapist since 2001. My clients consist of athletes, people with injuries and others looking for stress management and relaxation. I use hypoallergenic, natural oils, lotions and aromatherapy for my treatment sessions.The setting for my sessions is private and quiet with the sound of relaxing music and ocean waves in the background. I can provide either a well lit room or a very dark room depending on client preference. Swedish Massage - a full body of relaxation massage combined with a system of active and passive exercises for the muscles and joints. It typically incorporates the 5 strokes of effleurage, petrissage, fricton vibration and tapotement. Structural Integration Technique - involves a series of soft tissue manipulations designed to organized soft tissue relationships to realign the body structurally to harmonized its fundamental movement patterns. Myofascial Release - more gentle form of Rolfing directly on fascia to release chronic tension, muscle pain and dysfunction. Deep Tissue - focuses on deeper layers of muscle tissue. Aims to release chronic patterns of tension in body through slow strokes on contracted areas going across the fibers of muscles, tendons and fascia. Sports Massage - Used before, during and after athletic events. Prepares athlete for peak performance, to drain away fatigue, to relieve swelling, to reduce muscle tension, to prevent flexibility and prevent injuries. Accupressure- Involves applying pressure to certain points throughout the body to balance out the flow of Qi (energy) in the body, thereby promoting good health. Trager - Gentle rocking and rolling of client to encourage release, loosing and softening. It unblocks neuromuscular patterns that inhibit the body's natural free-flowing motion.
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