Massage in Naples


A Client's recent Question:

What is Craniosacral Therapy?

Craniosacral Therapy is a light touch massage approach that can support dramatic improvements in the quality of your life. It releases tensions deep in the body to relieve pain and dysfunction. The intent of this form of massage is to listen to the Cranial Rhythm and help the nervous system to relax and self-correct. Because Craniosacral is so gentle, it may be used with infants, seniors, people of all ages.

Craniosacral Therapy as used at Lighten Therapies is based on the foundation of Dr. John Upledger's DO's work. Dr. John was a pioneer who brought this type of massage and manual therapy to a greater range of people who have studied and fine tuned their skills with various levels of training and experience. Check www.Upledger.com for a practitioner in your area.

For more information, call Sharon at (239) 692-8486 for a free telephone consultation.

Sunday, November 18, 2012

Massage Therapy in Naples




Naples is a Mecca for those looking for Massage Therapy.   There are plenty of good deals and various types of therapies in this little slice of heaven.

Before picking up the phone though,  consider what kind of Massage you want. Do you want a Swedish Massage to relax, or a Deep Tissue to get into those sore muscles. Have you tried a Craniosacral Therapy session which balances the nervous system and corrects structural issues in a gentle way, or a deeply manipulating Structural Integration set of sessions to create deep dramatic positive change in your form and movement? Have you considered some Barbara Brennan Healing or Reiki in your healing time? Brennan Healing Science looks at a person as whole and complete and can support transformation and miraculous moments of transcendence in the most difficult times.

Whatever your needs are,  take a moment to interview the Massage Therapist with questions about meeting your needs. There is a big difference among Massage Therapists and the work that they offer.  Your time is precious. Make it count:)   

Some things to consider:

1.  Various modalities of Massage and Bodywork.
2.  Experience.
3.  Training.
4.  Atmosphere.
5.  Price

Sharon Hartnett





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