I listen to what's bothering you and aim the technique at the specific spot, focused on easing pain and restoring movement.
There's no fixed sequence here. I listen to where it hurts, for how long and what makes it worse, and build the session from that, combining the techniques I'm trained in. It may include myofascial release, shiatsu pressure or cupping, depending on what your body needs that day.
It was really good, I liked Jaqueline's massage, she managed to help me with my pain
An excellent professional, with very high quality work. A really relaxing massage on the right spots! Highly recommended for pain, relaxation and the nervous system.
Excellent professional, super attentive, with very light hands, perfect for a relaxing massage. She pressed the key points of my body that were hurting. For me it was wonderful, I left feeling lighter and pain free.
Where it hurts, for how long, what makes it worse and what you've already tried. This conversation runs longer than with the other techniques, and it's what shapes the session.
I combine whatever is needed, pressure, myofascial release or cupping. I follow how your body responds, with no fixed script.
At the end I tell you what was locked up and what helps keep it from coming back, including what to do at home.
It's for when you can point with your finger to where it hurts, and that pain is already changing the way you move.
I'd rather tell you this before you pay for a session that won't work for you.
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No. Physical therapists and massage therapists are different professions. A physical therapist treats more serious injuries, having studied anatomy in more depth. In therapeutic massage I use a bit of relaxing massage and myofascial release to loosen trigger points, which are knots of tension, and release the muscles.
For pain you've had for a long time, the ideal is at least two sessions a week. That's what gives the most satisfying results.
The pressure goes right on the spot that hurts, so there's some discomfort that most people describe as relief. I adjust the pressure with you throughout the whole session, and you should tell me right away if it's too much.
No. If you have a diagnosis or are in treatment, tell me first so I can adjust the session to what your doctor advised. And if the pain came on suddenly, is very strong, or came with fever, swelling or tingling, see a doctor before booking with me.
Yes, and that's how it works here. There's no fixed sequence. It can include myofascial release, shiatsu pressure or cupping, depending on what your body needs that day.
I listen to where it hurts, how long it's been, and what makes it worse, and I build the session from there, combining the techniques I'm trained in.
I see clients in Batel, Curitiba, at Alameda Pres. Taunay, 423, on Fridays, and in São José dos Pinhais, at Rua Ivani Favarim Criminácio, 1930, Sala 31, Rio Pequeno, every day. At both, book at least 1 day in advance. I also do home visits, for anyone who'd rather have the session at home.
Book at least 1 day in advance, since the schedule fills up fast and same day slots aren’t always open. Send a message now and we’ll lock in your time.
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