Deep Tissue massage in North Richland Hills

Welcome to Uniquetechniquesmassage.com in Dallas Texas area. We are a professional, massage company located in 5587 Davis Blvd, Suite 300, N. Richland Hills, TX 76180.

We attribute much of our success to our "client centered approach" to healing. Our approach is to recognize that you are your own healer...and our role is to facilitate and guide your healing process by developing a massage plan that is designed around your body's needs.
Each of our massage sessions will incorporate a variety of massage techniques, depending upon what your body is requiring during that session or upon your personal preference.
All of our therapists have insight and training to provide the best therapeutic massage available. We offer a variety of massage techniques from our Unique Techniques Massage Center, including: Swedish Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Reflexology Massage, Thai Massage, Trigger Point Massage,post medical, medical massage, sport massage and other's...
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5587 Davis Blvd, Suite 300 N. Richland Hills, TX 76180
Unique Techniques Massage Center
817-605-1895

Sports Massage

Sports massage is geared toward athletes of every kind, from world-class professionals to weekend joggers. The particulars of the massage are specific to the athlete’s sport of choice and are often focused on a particular troublesome area like a knee or shoulder.
Aspects of massage are gaining popularity as useful components in a balanced training regimen. Sports massage can be used as a means to enhance pre-event preparation and reduce recovery time for maximum performance during training or after an event. Athletes have discovered that specially designed massage promotes flexibility, removes fatigue, improves endurance, helps prevent injuries, and prepares them to compete at their absolute best.

Deep Tissue

Deep tissue massage is similar to Swedish massage but is used to target knots and release chronic muscle tension.  Other benefits include reducing inflammation and helping to eliminate scar tissue.  The focus is on the deepest layers of muscle tissue, tendons, and fascia (the protective layer surrounding muscles, bones and joints).
Deep tissue massage uses strokes across the grain of the muscles, not with the grain as in Swedish massage.  The more intense movements and techniques such as deep finger pressure may be slightly uncomfortable and cause soreness that lasts a couple of days before resulting in the desired relaxation and pain relief.

Swedish Massage

Swedish massage is the style that comes to mind when most people think about massage. It was developed in Stockholm a couple of centuries ago and is the most common and best-known type form of bodywork performed today.

The goal is relaxing the entire body and this is accomplished by rubbing the muscles with long gliding strokes in the direction of blood returning to the heart. Additional techniques include circular pressure applied by the hands and palms, firm kneading, percussion-like tapping, bending and stretching. Lotion is often used to reduce friction and stimulate the skin.

Swedish massage is exceptional for increasing the level of oxygen in the blood, decreasing muscle toxins, improving circulation and flexibility while easing tension.

Benefits of Massage Therapy:

· Enhanced circulation – cardiovascular and lymphatic

· Improved joint and muscle function and flexibility

· Treatment of injuries and chronic pain

· Enhanced athletic performance

· Improved posture and prevention of new injuries

· Improved energy levels and clarity of thought

· Increased body awareness and quieting of mind

· Replenish nutrients and oxygen to cells and tissues while removing waste and reducing stress

· Allows for greater energy and a reduction of stress related disorders such as depression, anxiety, muscular pain, chronic aches, persistent infections, headaches and insomnia

· Quiets the nervous system and relaxes the mind, which leads to improved emotional and mental health.

Swedish Massage—Uses five basic strokes, including soothing, tapping, rubbing, pummeling and kneading, to relieve sore muscles and joints.

Aromatherapy— French chemist Rene Gattefosse's experiments with pure essential oils derived from aromatic plants led him to coin the term "aromatherapy" to describe the physical and psychological benefits of the powerful scents given off by these oils. Today aromatherapy remains a specific and specialized branch of herbal medicine.

Russian Massage- This style of massage goes deeper than the standard Swedish massage, applying deep pressure to the actual muscle tissue itself to open and release tension. Russian massage techniques are primarily for treatment of sore muscles, aching joints, and to promote better circulation of blood and lymphs.

Medical Massage – Performed only on persons with diseases diagnosed by a doctor or chiropractor. The goal of medical massage is to apply therapeutic impact on parts, systems, and organs of the body using direct (local) and indirect (reflex) methods of treatment.

Sports Massage - Focuses on athletic injuries caused by competition or participation in organized sports, but many of the techniques have been adapted to treat other types of physical injuries.

Confidential Client Information and Health History

On your first office visit, you will be asked to complete a form regarding your basic and medical history information. This form is used to assist the therapist in determining how to provide the best possible massage on a case by case basis. If there are certain areas you would like to discuss in detail, then please do so BEFORE your massage session so your therapist will have a full understanding of your condition. If at anytime during your session you feel uncomfortable, please tell your therapist immediately. Your health and well-being is our primary concern.

NOTE: All client information and medical health history is held in the strictest of confidence. Unless specifically requested by you, your information is not released to anyone for any purpose. The only exception to this rule is as governed by local and Texas state law.

Do Not Schedule For a Massage Session If You:

· Have the cold or flu

· Have a contagious rash

· Have any type of skin condition that can be aggravated by massage

· Have open sores

· Bacterial infection

Frequently Asked Questions About Massage:

What type of training is required?

-Currently, massage therapists are not federally regulated. This means every state sets up its own laws regarding training and education. The State of Texas has a stringent licensing program and requires extensive training in the areas of Anatomy/Physiology, Kinesiology, Treatment of Injuries, and various styles of massage. Additionally, each therapist must pass a stringent state exam.

How long does a massage session last?

A session can last anywhere from 30 minutes to 1 ½ hours based on need and modality style.

How much does a massage session cost?

– The cost for a massage session will vary depending upon the length of the session. All styles of massage are charged at the same rate.

What does my massage therapist do as a treatment for injuries?

–Your therapist will be using different techniques to stop spasming muscles, stretch and realign muscle fibers and fascia, break up scar tissue, release old trigger points, and remove waste and debris from injured muscles.

How do I benefit from massage?

Allows new blood to circulate; bringing in fresh oxygen to cells and tissue. All of this speeds the healing of the damaged muscle while relieving pain and discomfort. Additionally, your massage will enhance circulation, relax the nervous system, improve joint function and flexibility, improve lymphatic flow and give you a sense of well being.

Does massage therapy hurt?

– In general, massage is a relaxing experience that feels good. In some cases, treatment of a tight muscle or treatment on a painful injury may at first cause some discomfort, which will lessen after several minutes. A trained therapist knows that to have the most profound effect – deeper is not always better. Pressure is suited to your comfort level and does not go beyond.

How often will I need treatment for an injury and for how long?

– Frequency and length of treatment will depend upon how long you have had the injury, severity of injury, and how your body responds to treatment. Initially, your therapist may need to see you twice a week for several weeks to reduce pain levels and start your recovery. After that, you may need weekly massage until you reach a maintenance level of care. The sooner you receive massage after an injury the quicker your healing progress.

Will my medical insurance cover massage?

– Unfortunately Unique Techniques Massage Center does not accept medical insurance at this time.

Do I take my clothes off?

– While the state of Texas has no specific regulations regarding this, you will be required to drape during your massage session.

Are sensual massage sessions allowed?

– Under no circumstances are sensual massage sessions allowed. Inappropriate touching, requests, or innuendoes are unacceptable. If your therapist feels uncomfortable at any time, the massage session will be terminated at therapist’s discretion.

Is breast massage allowed?

– It is a Texas Department of Health regulation that any woman requesting a breast massage submit this request in writing. Unless specifically required for certain ailments, your therapist will not offer nor suggest breast massage. There may be certain areas near the breast, such as the pectoral and upper chest region, that may require treatment. If at anytime you are uncomfortable with the proximity to your breasts, please inform your therapist immediately.

I heard drinking water after massage is necessary. Is this true?

– Yes. Your body will need the water to help flush the toxins released from your system. If you currently drink the recommended daily allowance, you should not need to increase your water intake. If you do not, it is important that you do so for the first 24-48 hours after massage. Your therapist will offer you bottled water upon completion of your session.