Avalon Performance Therapy

Faqs

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Frequently Asked Questions

If you are new to massage therapy and osteopathic manual treatment we understand that you might have some questions. We are confident that we have the answers to your inquiries.

Below are the answers to the questions that are most commonly asked about massage therapy treatment. Should you have additional questions please feel free to contact us.

With professional massage and osteopathic manual therapy you can experience relief from muscular tension and pain, receive increased range of motion and a reduction of mental stress levels. Massage and osteopathic manual therapy are natural healing processes that can deliver both physical and emotional benefits.

Treatments are specifically tailored to meet your needs.

This depends on your condition and your goals. Some conditions require only a few sessions to treat a specific problem, while others become regular users of manual therapy as both proactive and preventative healthcare. Massage, osteopathy manual therapy and training can help maintain good muscle tone, flexibility, and help correct muscular injuries.

Any age. Massage therapy and osteopathic manual treatments are effective from birth until palliative care stages.

The therapist will ask you what you want to get out of the session. You will also be asked to describe any chronic problems that you are experiencing. This will determine the appropriate regions of your body that need attention. A typical full-body massage involves your back, neck, shoulders, arms, legs, feet, and hands.

Most people report feeling very relaxed, and often experience significant relief from aches, pains and stress after a treatment. However, some people, especially those who require deep-tissue therapy, experience mild muscle soreness which may last a day or two. Once the soreness is gone, they often notice heightened energy levels and an increased range of motion.

Yes we do! A therapeutic massage is a great way to show someone how much you care. For details please contact us.

If the medication will alter your perception of pain and is NOT a prescription you are NOT to come to your treatment inebriated. You may be asked to pay for your appointment time and not receive treatment for that day. 

Upon request we will provide a invoice that can be submitted to your insurance provider, however we are a cash based business and do not liaison with insurance companies.