Swedish Massage
A smoother, relaxation-focused approach used to reduce general muscular tension and promote a sense of calm.
THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE · ADVANCED SPINE & INJURY CENTER
Hands-on care for tension, soreness, mobility, and recovery.
Massage therapy is tailored to your condition and goals — using hands-on soft-tissue techniques to reduce muscular tension, support circulation, improve comfort, and complement your chiropractic care.
30–90 minute sessionsCustomized pressureIntegrated care
Muscle TensionHands-on work for tight, sore tissue
CirculationSupports local blood and lymphatic flow
MobilityHelps address restriction and stiffness
RecoveryComplements chiropractic and rehab
WHAT IS MASSAGE THERAPY?
More than relaxation — it is targeted soft-tissue care.
Massage therapy involves hands-on manipulation of muscles and connective tissues to reduce tension, improve comfort, and support overall well-being.
During treatment, the therapist may use the hands, fingers, forearms, or elbows to apply pressure, knead, and work through soft tissue. Pressure and technique are adjusted around your condition, preferences, and tolerance.
YOUR SESSION
Built around what your body needs that day.
The goal is not to force every patient into the same style of massage. Your therapist can vary pressure, technique, and areas of focus based on what you are trying to address.
01Condition & injury history
02Areas of pain or tension
03Pressure preference
04Recovery goals
TECHNIQUES WE USE
Different techniques for different goals.
There is no single “best” massage style. The technique is selected and adjusted to match the purpose of the session.
Deep Tissue Massage
More focused pressure used to work into deeper muscular layers and stubborn areas of tightness or soreness.
Sports Massage
Soft-tissue work geared toward athletes and active patients managing training load, soreness, mobility, and recovery.
Table Thai Massage
Thai-inspired assisted stretching and rhythmic compression, adapted to the massage table to improve mobility and ease muscle tension.
Techniques can be used individually or combined within a session based on your needs.
BENEFITS OF MASSAGE THERAPY
Support for the soft tissues that influence how you move and feel.
Relaxation
Helps reduce stress and promotes a calmer, more relaxed state.
Pain Relief
Can help reduce muscle soreness, tightness, and tension-related discomfort.
Improved Circulation
Hands-on soft-tissue work can support local blood and lymphatic flow.
Flexibility & Mobility
Reducing muscular restriction can support easier movement and range of motion.
Improved Sleep
Many patients find that the relaxation response after massage supports better sleep quality.
Injury Rehabilitation
Massage can support recovery when it is integrated into a broader chiropractic or rehabilitation plan.
WHY PAIR MASSAGE WITH CHIROPRACTIC CARE?
Joint mechanics and soft tissue influence each other.
Massage therapy can help address muscular tension and soft-tissue restriction while chiropractic care focuses on joint motion, spinal mechanics, and function.
Used together, they can form a more complete plan for patients dealing with pain, stiffness, injury, or recovery from activity.
Joint & Mechanical Care
Motion · Mobility · Function
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Soft-Tissue Care
Tension · Circulation · Recovery
WHAT TO EXPECT
A straightforward session built around your goals.
Your therapist will review the areas you want addressed, tailor the session to your comfort level, and give simple aftercare guidance.
Consultation
Discuss your condition, injury, areas of tension, and any regions you want the therapist to avoid or focus on.
Treatment
A customized massage session, typically ranging from 30 to 90 minutes depending on the technique and goals.
Aftercare
Simple guidance on hydration and movement to help you transition comfortably after the session.
Follow-Up
When appropriate, massage can be incorporated into your broader chiropractic or rehabilitation plan.
MEET YOUR MASSAGE THERAPIST
Jason Faulkner
Licensed Massage Therapist
Jason provides massage therapy at Advanced Spine & Injury Center, working alongside the chiropractic team to relieve tension, support circulation, and help patients recover as part of a broader care plan.
Schedule with Jason →FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What to know before your session.
Will the pressure be adjusted to what I am comfortable with?
Yes. Pressure and technique are adjusted throughout the session based on your comfort, condition, and preferences. You can ask for more or less pressure at any time.
How long is a massage session?
Sessions typically range from 30 to 90 minutes, depending on the technique used and what you are trying to address.
Does massage therapy replace chiropractic care?
No. Massage therapy is complementary care. It can pair naturally with chiropractic adjustments, decompression, and corrective exercise as part of a broader treatment plan.
What should I tell my therapist before a session?
Tell your therapist about medical conditions, allergies, recent injuries, sensitive areas, and any regions you would like avoided or specifically addressed.
GET STARTED
Relax. Recover. Keep moving.
Schedule a consultation or massage session and we can determine how therapeutic massage may fit into your broader care plan.