60-Minute Relaxation, Trigger-Point, or Cranial-Sacral Massage at Massage by Emilie and Jenna in Milford (Half Off)
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Licensed massage therapists banish tension and headaches or focus on uprooting localized points of soreness
Giving yourself a back massage is impossible, much like keeping your eyes open while sneezing or reading an entire book. Give spines a rest with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
- $25 for a 60-minute relaxation massage (a $50 value)
- $30 for a 60-minute trigger-point massage (a $60 value) $30 for a 60-minute cranial-sacral massage (a $60 value)
Relaxation massage involves long, gliding strokes to extinguish muscle tension from all over the body, whereas trigger-point therapy targets small, localized muscle cramps and knots. Cranial-sacral massage frees spinal fluid to release pain, especially the pain associated with headaches and chronic sinus problems.
Licensed massage therapists banish tension and headaches or focus on uprooting localized points of soreness
Giving yourself a back massage is impossible, much like keeping your eyes open while sneezing or reading an entire book. Give spines a rest with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
- $25 for a 60-minute relaxation massage (a $50 value)
- $30 for a 60-minute trigger-point massage (a $60 value) $30 for a 60-minute cranial-sacral massage (a $60 value)
Relaxation massage involves long, gliding strokes to extinguish muscle tension from all over the body, whereas trigger-point therapy targets small, localized muscle cramps and knots. Cranial-sacral massage frees spinal fluid to release pain, especially the pain associated with headaches and chronic sinus problems.
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About Massage by Emlie and Jenna
Situated inside The Face Place, licensed massage therapists Emilie Peters and Jenna Crooker combine their muscle-mending skills to alleviate a range of soft-tissue ailments. Between the two of them, their six hands contain the know-how to move along spinal fluid to reduce headaches and get jaw joints to quit clicking with TMJ massage. Where hands alone come up short, Emilie and Jenna employ items such as cold stones and bamboo stalks to relieve migraines or reach deep into tissue to unearth embedded soreness.