Holistic Massage Therapy
| Massage Made Convenient 125 S. West St. Suite 121 Wichita, KS 67213 (316)409-6929 |
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Holistic Massage is the systematized manipulation of the persons body and energy.
Our Massage Includes:
Valor - used to balance. Valor is the most important oil used in this application because
it works on both physical and emotional levels, supporting the physical and energy
alignment of the body.
Each of our therapist here have a natural intuitive ability to where you need work and
are able to provide you with the energy that you need physically and emotionally without
it having any negative side effects for the giver or reciever.
Holistic Practitioners use a variety of physical and spiritual methods including applying
fixed or movable pressure, holding, or causing movement to the body.
Therapists primarily use their hands, but may also use their forearms, and elbows.
The basic goal of Holistic massage therapy is to help the mind/body heal itself and to
increase vitality, longevity, balance, and well-being.
Mural by Cynthia Slater Wichita, KS
Mental Benefits of Massage Therapy
(Source: AMTA)
Our Massage Includes:
- balancing the aura with white sage and clearing negativity and emotional blocks
- sweetgrass to bring in positive energy
- valor (essential oil) to balance and align the spine and body.
- cleansing the 7 Chakras with any/all: sage, energy, Reiki, crystals.
- clearing the etheric field with any/all: sage, energy, Reiki, crystals.
- massaging the body with the persons pressure desired and needed
- please ask for a complimentary hot towel for your back if desired
Valor - used to balance. Valor is the most important oil used in this application because
it works on both physical and emotional levels, supporting the physical and energy
alignment of the body.
Each of our therapist here have a natural intuitive ability to where you need work and
are able to provide you with the energy that you need physically and emotionally without
it having any negative side effects for the giver or reciever.
Holistic Practitioners use a variety of physical and spiritual methods including applying
fixed or movable pressure, holding, or causing movement to the body.
Therapists primarily use their hands, but may also use their forearms, and elbows.
The basic goal of Holistic massage therapy is to help the mind/body heal itself and to
increase vitality, longevity, balance, and well-being.
- Touch and Compassion are the core ingredients of Holistic Massage therapy and
also combines science and art. Holistic Practitioners learn specific techniques for
massage and use their sense of touch to determine the right amount of pressure
to apply to each person and locate areas of tension and other soft-tissue
problems. Touch also conveys a sense of caring and compassion, an important
component in the healing relationship.
- When muscles are overworked, waste products such as lactic acid can
accumulate in the muscle, causing soreness, stiffness, and even muscle spasm.
Mural by Cynthia Slater Wichita, KS
- Holistic Massage can be used to promote: general well-being and enhance self-
esteem, while boosting the circulatory and immune systems to benefit blood
pressure, circulation, assist in elimination of waste products, speed healing after
injury, muscle tone, digestion, inhance recovery from disease, brings fresh oxygen
to body tissues, and tightens and improves skin tone. It has been incorporated
into many health systems, and different massage techniques have been
developed and integrated into various complementary therapies.
Mental Benefits of Massage Therapy
- Fosters peace of mind
- Promotes a relaxed state of mental alertness
- Helps relieve mental stress
- Improves ability to monitor stress signals and respond appropriately
- Enhances capacity for calm thinking and creativity
- Emotional Benefits
- Satisfies needs for caring nurturing touch
- Fosters a feeling of well-being
- Reduces levels of anxiety
- Creates body awareness
- Increases awareness of mind-body connection
(Source: AMTA)
