Divine Touch by Cherie, LMT

08/01/2017

What is massage?

Massage is a general term for pressing, rubbing and manipulating your skin, muscles, tendons and ligaments. Massage may range from light stroking to deep pressure. There are many different types of massage, including these common types:
-Swedish Massage
-Deep Tissue Massage
-Sports Massage
-Trigger Point Massage
-Aromatherapy Massage
And more!

08/01/2017

While more research is needed to confirm the benefits of massage, some studies have found massage may also be helpful for:
-Anxiety.
-Digestive disorders.
-Fibromyalgia.
-Headaches.
-Insomnia related to stress.
-Myofascial pain syndrome.
-Soft tissue strains or injuries.
-Sports injuries.
And more!

03/04/2017

You Knead me to manipulate those muscles! Pure relaxation 🤗

03/04/2017

Think I'll give my hands a rest and try this 😂

01/15/2017

Massage is not just Luxury!

5 Reasons Executives Should Schedule A Massage Today http://www.forbes.com/sites/raquelbaldelomar/2016/04/01/5-reasons-executives-should-schedule-a-massage-today/

Most people still view massages as a luxury item. But some business leaders are starting to look at massage more as a necessity just like working out and eating healthy. Study after study keeps touting the benefits of massage. Here are five reasons why you should stop making excuses and book that ma...

03/26/2016

02/23/2016

MISCONCEPTION: Massage is too invasive and touchy-feely.
FACT: You dictate how intimate you want your massage to be. If you’d prefer to remain clothed and/or restrict the areas your therapist touches, that’s ok! Massage is an intimate form of treatment, sure, but therapists are qualified professionals and will handle your privacy and comfort as such, and if you are undressed, your private areas will remain covered with a sheet or towel during the entire appointment.

02/23/2016

MISCONCEPTION: Massage is too expensive and not worth the cost.
FACT: Yes, massage therapy is considered a luxury for most. But if you have chronic pain or other health issues that can be alleviated with massage, it is a worthwhile investment in your health that can save you the financial, physical and emotional costs of future injuries, medications and more extreme treatments, like surgery, down the road. If you don’t have health issues, massage can still be worth the expense as a way to relax, relieve stress and feel good simply because you deserve it!

02/23/2016

MISCONCEPTION: Massage corrects problems in one session.
FACT: While it’s likely you will feel great and experience notable pain and stress reduction after just one session, long-term issues require long-term care. Regular massage creates better, more effective results with each consecutive session.