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Mon:	10:00 am - 6:30 pm
Tue:	10:00 am - 8:30 pm
Wed:	1:30 am - 7:30 pm
Thu:	10:00 am - 8:30 pm
Fri:	10:00 am - 7:30 pm
Sat:	10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sun	Closed

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Neighborhood: Dilworth
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Phone: (704) 916-9295

Address: 1125 E Morehead St Ste 102, Charlotte, NC 28204

Website: https://www.elementsofbodywork.net

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Massage & Bodywork Services

Ashiatsu Oriental Bar Therapy
If you are seeking the deepest possible massage, with what you can truly handle kept in mind, to iron out your body, then this is the perfect treatment for you. This professional barefoot massage technique primarily focuses on the posterior muscles, creating a deep relaxation, stimulating the lymphatic system, and grounding the entire body.
$85.00
Customized Swedish Massage
A light to deep pressure therapeutic massage with a focus on complete relaxation, reducing stress and muscle tension to completely unwind your body, improving circulation and overall well-being. Aromatherapy and hot towels are typically used to enhance the experience. You will feel rejuvenated at the end of this massage, as it incorporates elements of various massage techniques customized specifically for your needs that set it apart from just another massage.
$75.00
Deep Tissue Massage
Deep gliding strokes, stretching and compressions are used to reduce the amount of toxins and stress within muscles, restoring a stronger circulation to congested areas of the body, increasing flexibility and reducing fatigue. Elements of various massage and bodywork techniques may be used to enhance the outcome of your session.
$45.00
Hot Stone Massage
Nicely warmed, smooth basalt stones are used over your body, melting away tension and stress from your tight muscles, and sending you into a deep relaxation. Stones are used throughout the entire session to complement the benefits of heat on the body's various tissues. This is a wonderful massage for those who are having difficulty with sleep, among many other benefits.
$85.00
Neuromuscular/Trigger Point Therapy
Restorative bodywork that can alleviate pain from recent and/or past injuries, or help correct proper joint function created by poor body mechanics, and restoring proper circulation to ischemic tissues
$45.00
Pre/Post-Natal Massage
A full-body therapeutic, nurturing massage that focuses on the needs of the mom-to-be and new mom, relieving stress and reducing tension in the low back, hips, legs, shoulders and feet. A great massage to rejuvenate your body during pregnancy. Available during First, Second and Third Trimesters. Read more about very common misconceptions of first trimester massage...
$75.00
Yoga: Basics & Fundamentals
One-on-one, or One-on-two Vinyasa Yoga Instruction with Karen, RYT, CPT, teaching you, and possibly a friend, the fundamentals of a healthy Yoga practice. For 1, 2 people, so bring a friend if you would like to.
$55.00

Deep Tissue Massage

What are the benefits?
The primary benefits of deep tissue massage include: improved posture, more flexibility, better joint range of motion, increased fluid movement, decreased pain and discomfort. Deep tissue massage is great for anyone who has muscular tension that limits their movement(s) and/or ability to be comfortable throughout their daily activities. Athletes commonly seek this treatment, but it can benefit anyone.
Does Deep Tissue Massage Hurt?
It shouldn't hurt, but it's likely to be a bit more uncomfortable than a classic Swedish massage. You should always feel free to speak up if the pressure is too much for you. It's important to drink plenty of water before and after a deep tissue massage to help flush cellular waste and toxins out of the body tissues. It's possible that you might feel some soreness the day after a deep tissue massage even if you DO drink water. This just means a lot of waste products were flushed out of the tissues. It should pass within a day or so.
How Fast Will I Get Results With A Deep Tissue Massage?
It's important to be realistic about what one deep tissue massage can achieve. Many people ask for more pressure, thinking that if the therapist just pushes hard enough, they can get rid of all their knots in an hour. This just won't happen. In fact, undoing chronic knots and tension built up over a lifetime is best achieved with an integrated program that includes exercise, work on your posture and ways of moving, relaxation techniques and a regular program of massage.

Neuromuscular Therapy

Ischemia
Lack of blood supply to soft tissues which causes hypersensitivity to touch.
Trigger Points
TP's highly irritated points in muscles which refer pain or sensation into other areas. These occur when nerves fire impulses at a rapid speed into an area of the body other than that which has been traumatized. Because of this the cause of severe pain may be quite removed from the actual site of pain.
Nerve Compression or Entrapment
Pressure on a nerve by soft tissue, cartilage or bone. Realigning vertebrae without treating associated soft tissues frequently treats the symptom and not the cause. Treating the surrounding soft tissues that cause or maintain the dislocation is imperative.
Postural Distortion
Imbalance of the muscular system resulting from the movement of the body off its axis. The body will compensate in an effort to retain balance. Trauma, gravitational pressure or psychological patterning causes the soft tissue to become thicker, denser and harder. Muscle contraction, body distortion, and pain are the result. By determining why the compensation has occurred, the distorted patterns can be eliminated, proper posture restored, and associated pain diminished or eliminated in most cases.
Biomechanical Dysfunction
Imbalance of the musculoskeletal system resulting in faulty movement patterns (i.e., poor lifting habits, bad mechanics in a golf swing or tennis stroke, computer keyboarding). Repetitive strain of certain soft tissues results in adapted movement patterns that become muscular "habits" and must be reeducated.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I receive a massage?
The benefits associated with massage therapy tend to be substantially boosted when you receive treatment regularly. The recommended frequency of therapeutic sessions differs case by case, however, one to two treatment(s) a week are usually suggested in order to overcome a physical or health-related issue. Once a month sessions may be adequate for wellness or routine maintenance. Following your treatment plan created by your massage therapist will result in the best possible outcome.
What are your massage rooms like?
We enjoy our workspace, and definitely want you to, as well. Both of our massage rooms are comfortable, clean, and relaxing. We make a strong effort to create a calming ambiance for our clients by using freshly washed and premium linens, calming music, and soft lighting.
Do you use oil or lotion?
Depending on the type of massage you booked, we will either use oil (maximum glide), cream (little glide for deeper tissue penetration), or work without any massage media (maximum tissue penetration.) Swedish and Prenatal massages will usually use either oil or cream. Hot Stone massage will use oil. Neuromuscular Therapy and Deep Tissue massage will utilize either cream or no massage media. Ashiatsu Oriental Bar Therapy will use cream. Any of the above may be changed depending on the goals set with each client for each session.
How long is my massgae
The length of your massage session will be either 30, 60, 90 or 120 minutes, depending on the session you have booked. We also allow 30 minutes between sessions, to allow time for you to undress to your comfort level and get on the massage table, dress at the end of massage without feeling rushed, and allow us a chance to show you stretches that can help you maintain your new level of stress reduction, improved muscular health and improved range of motion.
What should I wear for y massage?
For all massage sessions, we may request our clients to undress to their comfort level. This can be completely undressing, or leaving on some or all underclothing. It really comes down to the clients' comfort, as draping with a sheet is always utilized to keep you and your therapist comfortable. Whatever you decide, your massage therapist will behave in a professional and respectful manner, and will provide you with a comforting experience. Some clothing may obstruct the natural flow of a massage stroke, and preclude the usage of certain therapeutic techniques. For your first session, wearing workout clothing will help your therapist complete a more thorough body assessment. For Prenatal massage and some bodywork sessions, underwear or running shorts may be worn to aid the therapist in draping the hips and legs. A sports bra may be worn if the session's focus is on the lateral or anterior chest region. Know that you are in control of your session. At any time during the massage you feel uncomfortable, please notify the therapist right away.

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