| Swedish: |
The most commonly offered massage technique. Swedish uses long strokes and kneading of the muscles. It is used primarily for full body sessions to promote full relaxation, circulation, and relieve muscle tension.
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| Deep Tissue: |
Releases chronic patterns of tension in the body through long slow strokes and deep finger pressure on tensed areas. Improves body alignment and freedom of movement.
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| Shiatsu: |
A Japanese massage system that incorporates finger, thumb and palm pressure along the bodies' energy channels. The intent is to release energy blockages, rebalance and stimulate energy flow.
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| Sports Massage: |
Focuses on the muscles relevant to a particular athletic activity. Usually more vigorous and deeper than Swedish massage.
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| Reflexology: |
An ancient Chinese technique applying pressure to points mainly on the feet but also on the hands and ears which correspond to specific areas of the body.
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| Acupressure: |
An ancient Chinese finger point massage designed to release muscle tension and promote healing by applying pressure along vital energy points in order to improve energy flow.
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| Polarity: |
Designed to balance the body's subtle electromagnetic energy through touch and stretching.
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| Trigger Point: |
Applies concentrated finger pressure to tender areas in the muscle in order to break the cycle of spasm and pain.
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| Myofascial Release: |
A mild and gentle hands on form of stretching which relieves connective tissue restrictions all over the body promoting strength, flexibility, range of motion and proper alignment. It releases chronic problems and reduces pain.
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| Craniosacral: |
A gentle massage that centers on the head and corrects imbalances in the spine.
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| Energy: |
A balancing of the body energy field through laying hands on specific energy centers with the intent to relieve acute emotional and physical conditions.
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| Lymphatic: |
Using gentle pumping and stroking techniques to drain away pockets of water retention and trapped toxins. It boosts the body ability to eliminate waste and tones the tissue by reducing swelling.
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| Lomi Lomi: |
Traditional Hawaiian massage.
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| Aromatherapy: |
Incorporates the use of essential plant and vegetable oils into the massage session.
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| Esalen: |
Highly nurturing and sensory massage that incorporates long, slow and flowing strokes.
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| Thai: |
An ancient Thai bodywork system designed to unblock trapped energy and improve vitality by applying pressure along the body's energy pathways. It uses slow rhythmic pressing with fingers, thumbs, hands, forearms, elbows and feet, and stretches with gentle rocking motions. |
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Trusted Chair Massage
Professionals For Your Event
Over the
past 15 years, hundreds of businesses,
studios, and event planners have trusted the
Massage Therapy Center to provide chair
massage services.
Chair massage offers stressed and
overworked staff, visitors and clients a
refreshing "mini-vacation" and has been
proven in studies to improve concentration,
productivity, and boost morale.
The Massage Therapy Center can
handle any request for chair massage.
Whether you need one therapist for an hour
or 20 therapists for a day, the uniformed,
licensed, insured professionals at The
Massage Therapy Center are ready any time.
When you book with us you can do it with
confidence: We have been in business over 15
years, treated over 200,000 clients, and
have a staff large enough to offer complete
back up coverage in case your scheduled
therapist is sick or injured.
We bring everything, including state
of the art massage chairs and disposable
face cradle covers. In order for everyone
receiving chair treatment to have the best
possible session, we recommend allocating at
least 10 minutes per session. Please also
allow for a 15 minute break every hour. If
multiple therapists are scheduled, we can
structure breaks so that one or more
therapists are always available. Services
are charged at our standard
outcall rate. Discounts are available
for sessions of five therapist hours or more
and are based on our
package pricing rates. Contact us
9am-10pm Monday-Saturday or 10am-9pm Sunday,
for an immediate custom quote.
Questions To Ask When Booking Chair Massage:
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How long have you been in business?
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How many therapists work with your business?
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Who will be performing the actual service?
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What happens if the therapist is sick or injured the day the service is scheduled?
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What type of insurance coverage do you have?
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Are your therapists uniformed?
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What type of massage chairs do you use?
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Do you use hand sanitizer between each session?
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Are your therapists licensed to practice massage in my location?
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How many clients have you treated?
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Can you provide any referrals from satisfied clients?
Los Angeles Massage Therapy Center - Body, Skin
Care, Facials
2130 Sawtelle Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90025
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