HOLISTIC LIGHTWORKERS - MASSAGE THERAPY
Massage doesn’t just feel good. Research shows it reduces the heart rate, lowers blood pressure, increases blood circulation and lymph flow, relaxes muscles, improves range of motion, and increases endorphins, the body’s natural painkillers. Therapeutic massage may enhance medical treatment and helps people feel less anxious and stressed, relaxed yet more alert. Massage therapy improves functioning of the circulatory, lymphatic, muscular, skeletal, and nervous systems and may improve the rate at which the body recovers from injury and illness. Massage involves holding, causing movement of soft tissue, and/or applying pressure to the body. It comes in many forms, including: Swedish – a gentle, relaxing massage; Pressure point therapy – for certain conditions for injuries; and Sports massage – focuses on muscle groups relevant to the particular sport.
Sarah Carraway, C.M.T. (650) 347-8911 - gro.nador@yawarrac
Tom Duncan, C.M.T. (415) 971-2288 - moc.loa@397nacnudt
Arin Wiscomb, C.M.T. (415) 250-6164 - moc.cam@tranira
| COUNSELING AND LIFE COACHING John Patrick Roddy Jacqueline Rene Pace |
INVERSE WAVE THERAPY Yvonne Saavedra |
| JIN SHIN DO® ACUPRESSURE Clarke Carraway, Sarah Carraway |
MASSAGE THERAPY Sarah Carraway, C.M.T. Tom Duncan, C.M.T. Arin Wiscomb, C.M.T. |
| NETWORK CHIROPRACTIC Lisa Hartnett Patty McDowell |
REIKI Tom Duncan MaryAnn Gutoff John Roddy Yvonne Saavedra |
| SOMATO RESPIRATORY INTEGRATION Lisa Hartnett Patty McDowell |
SOULVISION READINGS John Patrick Roddy |
| TUINA Tom Duncan, C.M.T. |
YOGA – HATHA Linda Russell |
| YOGA - KUNDALINI YOGA & MEDITATION MaryAnn Gutoff |
YOGA – PHOENIX RISING YOGA THERAPY Linda Russell |
| ANIMAL COMMUNICATION AND HEALING Lisa Hartnett D.C. |
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