Massage is an integral part of any rehabilitation process for spinal treatment. The professional technique of massage therapists helps to relax spasmodic back muscles, improve blood circulation, lymph flow, relieve general fatigue, tension in the body, and stress. Therapeutic massage is used to reduce stress and anxiety, improve mood, help with relaxation, and control pain. If you have had surgery, massage can promote healing at incision sites and can prevent or reduce scarring. Foot massage has been shown to have a positive effect on pain, nausea and relaxation.

Indications for massage:

• Cervical, thoracic, lumbar osteochondrosis;
• Scoliosis
• Posture disorders in adults and children.

Types of massage:

• Therapeutic;
• Wellness massage;
• Relaxation;
• Sports massage.

Massage effects:

• Improving microcirculation;
• Normalization of metabolism and skin respiration;
• Improving soft tissue trophism;
• Improving the tone of the vessel walls;
• Increasing the elasticity of muscle fibers and their contractility;
• Normalization of muscle tone and strength;