Swedish Massage
Swedish massage works primarily on superficial muscle fibers and the surrounding fascia, using long, flowing
strokes, kneading, and gentle friction. These movements elongate the muscles, loosen fascia, and enhance circula
tion, bringing oxygen and nutrients to tissues while stimulating the lymphatic system to remove waste. The nervous
system responds with reduced stress hormone levels and increased parasympathetic activation, which promotes deep
relaxation and restorative effects on the body.
This therapy is ideal for people seeking stress relief, improved sleep, general wellness support, or mild muscle stiff
ness. It is particularly helpful for individuals whose muscles are chronically tight but do not require deep pressure or
targeted rehabilitation.
During a session, you’ll lie fully draped on a massage table, allowing the therapist to use gentle, rhythmic strokes
across the body. Muscles relax, fascia loosens, and joints may feel freer. You’ll leave feeling lighter, more flexible,
and deeply rejuvenated.
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