Massage in New Braunfels

As private-practicing, clinically licensed massage therapists, Susan and Shane Epperly incorporate technological techniques into soothing pain-management practices. Cold laser therapy reenergizes achy and stiff muscles by assuaging inflamed areas with noninvasive methods that have been used in European health care for more than 30 years. Low-level lasers permeate into soft tissue, increasing energy flow and allowing the cells to dispose of waste more efficiently than a trash compactor connected to a pneumatic tube that feeds directly into the cargo bay of an airplane. Joint pain, stiffness, and general discomfort are eased by prodding muscular trigger points, allowing for increased comfort and mobility. Appointments may be booked between 10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, and 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Saturday. Closed Sunday and Monday.

This side deal gets you a custom, hour-long knead at Blūm Body Therapy in South Austin. Blūm specializes in massage for mature bodies and takes into account the aging process, medications, injuries, and health goals to concoct a caress to address any stressful back stress.

At the start of Pure Life's EBPro ion therapy treatment, you'll recline into a squishy chair and submerge your feet in warm, soothing, ionized water that may exude subtle aromas of lemon, chives, and eternity. This ion bath uses a field of non-invasive electromagnetic energy to draw out cellular-level toxins and pollutants—neutralizing and eliminating harmful free radicals, boosting the immune system, and improving overall wellness. Each individual Ion Workers Union–certified ion is personally trained by Pure Life's staff to enter your body imperceptibly, knock on the door of each and every cell, ask if they've had any problems, kick down the door when they receive no reply, and drag out the bare-chested, noxious nasty COPS-style.

Ben Crabtree of Massage By Ben takes the time to fully understand each client’s needs so he can target treatment to specific ailments. As a licensed massage therapist and certified neuromuscular therapist, he has mastered 17 different techniques to reverse chronic pain and stress. Beyond traditional Swedish and deep-tissue modalities, Ben helps bodies release tension through Ortho-Bionomy therapy, in which he guides limbs through simple positions that compress joints to trigger the body’s corrective reflexes and propensity to hokey pokey. Neuromuscular therapy works to relieve chronic pain by manipulating soft tissue, such as tendons and connective tissue, targeting issues such as carpal tunnel syndrome, sciatica, and migraines.

An individualized hand-tenderizing session from one of Sullivan's certified massage therapists targets whatever's paining you, reducing both the suffering of chronic conditions, such as arthritis and back ache, as well as undoing sports-induced injuries and boosting flexibility. Additionally, a massage's constant, gentle pressing and pushing can finally convince long-encamped stress-knots and perennial muscle cramps that this cohabitation is so over, and that they should just take their things and leave. Sullivan has special massage tables designed to accommodate pregnant women and men who accidentally inhaled a 10-pound ham.

Licensed massage therapist Melyssa Liberty facilitates natural healing and eases tension with the perceptive touch of her hands. Within the lodge-style spa, clients relax among stone-laid walls and natural wooden accents while awaiting modalities such as deep-tissue, or a Swedish massage. Once inside the private treatment area, Melyssa invokes gentle Swedish techniques to improve circulation; firm, deep-tissue techniques to alleviate chronic tension; or a combination of both in a sports massage to aid in injury recovery or poor free-throw percentage. Release techniques target pain sources rather than symptoms by stretching and compressing soft tissue. During prenatal-massage treatments, Melyssa accommodates the specific needs of mothers-to-be, aiming to reduce the physical strain of childbirth while removing knots from muscles like a master sailor with surprisingly kempt hands.