As ancient as it is simple, massage has been used to treat aches and pains for centuries.

From ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome to India and China, massage and reflexology have been working their magic on many of our distant ancestors.

America's Puritan traditions and uneasiness with personal physical contact has probably helped keep massage therapy at the fringe of a mainstream devoted to drugs and surgery as solutions for pain.

Even in today's America, the word "massage" is too often paired with the word, "parlor," and associated with an even older profession than massage itself.

But times are changing. Medical facilities now use massage for babies in intensive care, AIDS and cancer patients, and for the elderly and children.

There are, of course, many medical marvels in 21st Century America. But there is a power in the secrets known in ancient times, and passed down over the centuries.

If you suspect your condition can be improved or managed through massage therapy, let us know. We'll make a free assessment of your condition, and our rates are set up with introductory specials that can help you decide for yourself whether therapeutic massage can address your unique needs.