Massage therapy and reflexology have been used together for many years to complement each other. Massage works with the muscle and connective tissue to reverse postural dysfunctions that cause pain and discomfort. Reflexology works to rebalance the body by returning it to a state that promotes self-healing. Reflexology works with reflex points on your feet […]
– By Kristie Moore Wow! While watching this year’s Olympics I still can’t believe the Vancouver Olympics was 4 years ago already. Boy how my life has changed! I now have three kids and I’m working on my 1st year practicum for massage therapy at the Northwest Wellness Center. Through watching the Olympic events I came to […]
We are excited to welcome the following new team members: Candice Fipke – Candice was born and raised in the countryside near Rocky Mountain House, Alberta and loves the mountains and outdoors. Candice’s modalities include deep tissue massage, Swedish massage, relaxation message, prenatal massage, level 2 sports massage and more to come. Charissa Lett – Charissa was born […]
Dr. Adams-Hessel has finished her training in shockwave therapy. Dr. Brett Hessel will be starting his training soon. Shockwave therapy involves generating an acoustic wave that is transmitted to the body. This wave causes microscopic and extracellular biological effects that help lead to tissue regeneration. In practical terms, shockwave is used to promote change to chronically […]
We now offer a new service called Shockwave Therapy. Shockwave treatments are non-invasive and promote accelerated recovery of injured soft tissue, bone, heel and joint pain. Therapy sessions are short, usually 20 – 30 minutes in length, and provide successful relief of chronic pain and restores mobility painlessly. Learn more about Shockwave Therapy
