NAMASTE!
MASSAGE THERAPY CENTER
Sattva is a Sanskrit word referring to:
- Vital breath,
- True or spiritual essence,
- Consciousness, and
- Energy.
Sattva is also the neutral energy principle in polarity therapy.
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IS PARAMOUNT IN THE SERVICE THAT I PROVIDE
As a result of taking the courses at Colorado School of Healing Arts and listening to readings by Abraham, the following awareness inspires each session:
- The body's ability to restore its state of well-being.
- Massage therapy, bodywork, reflexology, and laser therapy as a means to support the body's innate capacity for self-correction and restoration of homeostasis.
- The therapist as a channel of support for the well-being of the client and the client's body.
As part of each session, I encourage my clients to breathe more deeply and more slowly in order to bring the body into a relaxed state (in a parasympathetic mode), and thereby experience the energized state which that breathing and relaxation engender.
Each session is tailored to address the client's concerns and to support the client's well-being.
IMPRESSED WITH US
Sattva is the neutral energy principle in polarity therapy.
BODY-CENTERED THERAPY
Body-centered therapy acknowledges the role of the client and the client's body in the restoration of well-being. Techniques like holding, organ-holding, muscle-puffing, and bone-loading are used in the session. The client's comments and feedback are used to direct the massage therapist's course of treatment and the natural capacity for self-correction is thereby encouraged.
CLINICAL MASSAGE
The focus in clinical massage is on functional outcomes. There is an evidence-based reason why a therapist applies one modality over another and most importantly, results must be measurable. Client satisfaction is often not assessed until the completion of a limited number of treatments, referred to as "treat and release," or the achievement of a specific therapeutic outcome.
