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Mon - Fri:	8:30 am - 7:00 pm
Sat:	10:00 am - 5:00 pm

BWC Massage Therapy & Aesthetics

Swedish Massage
Many people attribute the beginnings of Swedish massage, known as classic massage in Europe, to Peter Ling’s Swedish Gymnastic Movements, which were founded by Ling in 1813. However, there is some debate over the veracity of this assertion with others claiming the origins should actually lay with Dutch practitioner Johan Georg Mezger, who actually adopted the French terms used in modern massage therapy today. Massage gained popularity in the United States during the 1850s when it was introduced by two brother physicians, George and Charles Taylor. The Drs. Taylor studied in Europe and brought the scientific use of massage therapy back to the United States to treat patients.

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Sessions By Appointment: Monday-Saturday.

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BWC Massage Therapy & Aesthetics

Swedish Massage
Many people attribute the beginnings of Swedish massage, known as classic massage in Europe, to Peter Ling’s Swedish Gymnastic Movements, which were founded by Ling in 1813. However, there is some debate over the veracity of this assertion with others claiming the origins should actually lay with Dutch practitioner Johan Georg Mezger, who actually adopted the French terms used in modern massage therapy today. Massage gained popularity in the United States during the 1850s when it was introduced by two brother physicians, George and Charles Taylor. The Drs. Taylor studied in Europe and brought the scientific use of massage therapy back to the United States to treat patients.
Deep Tissue Massage
Cupping massage has a very similar effect on the muscles as a deep tissue massage. The pulling force of the suction places a specific stretch on the muscle, and when massaged with a cup, elongates the muscles and breaks down adhesion in the tissue. In areas of tissue dysfunction, this technique may occasionally leave a temporary mark but is not painful. Traditional Chinese medicine regards the appearance of a light bruise as an indication that toxins and stagnation are being pulled to the surface of the body, restoring healthy lymph and blood flow. Marks usually last 2-4 days, or more depending on each individual. Over a series of treatments, the marks will lighten and disappear faster as stagnation in the area clears.
Hot Stone Massage
Mat fits on a massage table so you can receive treatments for 30-120 minutes while the detoxifying heat penetrates deep into the body’s tissues. Science shows that heating the core of the body to 110' F induces an artificial fever, which promotes the killing of many pathogens, including bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites. During this high "fever" it allows fat cells to release their hoarded toxins and also provides an abundance of negative ions which calms the nerves and increases serotonin levels. It utilizes over 150 stones of Jade and Tourmaline to conduct its heat, thus offering hot stone therapy during a session!
Prenatal Massage
Prenatal Massage - Prenatal Massage focuses on the mother-to-be as she goes through the changes due to pregnancy. This is not a replacement for medical care, but rather as an adjunct to aid in the health and rapid recovery of the mother. Massage therapists will focus treatment on the concerns of each trimester. After the mother has given birth, treatment will assist in restoring the body back to its normal condition. Prenatal massage may also help reduce and/or eliminate excess water retention.
Couples Massage
Couples Massage - Two therapists are scheduled with so that couples may receive a massage session, simultaneously. At BWC we do simultaneous sessions with clients in their own rooms for peace, tension release and mental rebalancing. Then they're free to go about their day, together, both relaxed and relieved of pain and tension.
Aromatherapy Massage
Reflexology Massage
Craniosacral Massage
Craniosacral Therapy - Rooted in osteopathic medicine, Craniosacral Therapy is based on the theory that cerebrospinal fluid ebbs and flows within the membrane around the brain and spinal cord, increasing or decreasing pressure on the cranium in the process. For some individuals, whether through illness or injury, the cranio-sacral rhythmic flow may be disrupted or impeded, resulting in chronic pain, discomfort or ailments such as recurring ear and sinus infections. It is a relaxing, rejuvenating session which is medium to light in pressure.
Reiki Massage
Neuromuscular Therapy
Trigger Point Therapy a.k.a Myotherapy or Neuromuscular Therapy - applies concentrated finger pressure to "trigger points", which through stress or injury can become the central location of pain in the muscles. This breaks cycles of spasm and pain in the body. (Trigger points can refer pain elsewhere in the body. ex: a tight neck may cause headache)

Hair Removal Services

Waxing

Facial Treatment
Body Wrap
Bentonite Clay provides a world of health benefits and is heralded for its safe and effective cleansing properties. It is composed of aged volcanic ash found in different parts of the world and has been used in treating medical conditions since earliest recorded history. This clay is not only a good option if you want to draw impurities in your skin to the surface, but can also be used as an exfoliant to help get rid of dead skin cells. Making a mask containing this clay can also help increase blood circulation to the skin, and its healing properties could also help a number of skin conditions, including acne, eczema, and rashes.
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Body Scrub
TM Tent is utilized for steam treatments. It fits over the massage table so the client can relax while they become detoxified and healthier. This treatment can be used on its own, or in conjunction with clay masque, mud masque, salt scrub and massage therapy for increased benefits.

Chiropractic Services

Chiropractic Adjustments
Stretching
Myofascial Therapy
Esalen Massage - Esalen is similar to Swedish massage in that it focuses on relaxation and the balancing of the muscular/nervous system. It incorporates other modalities like trigger point, myofascial release and lymphatic drainage when need-be. The obvious difference is that the therapist utilizes extremely long, slow strokes covering the full length of the body throughout the session to help them pay more attention to the responses of the body. This allows them to concentrate on the areas which affect and benefit the client based on what the body is needing at the time.
Acupressure
. Stretching and rocking of the limbs may be used in an acupressure session to increase lymph and blood flow and to relax the muscles, tendons and fascia even more. Acupressure
Acupuncture
- is an ancient healing art (developed in Asia over 5,000 years ago) using the palms, thumbs, knuckles or elbows to press key points which stimulate the body's natural self-curative abilities. Traditional Chinese medical theory describes these acupoints as being on meridians, or channels, of vital energy called qi (ch'i) that flow through the body. There are 12 major meridians that organize a system of communication throughout your body with hundreds of acupoints, each with a specific connection to a muscle, organ or gland.

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