Unlocking The Body Massage Therapy Offers Spa Packages in Puyallup for 2020

Unlocking The Body Massage Therapy, a medical day spa in Puyallup, Washington, has announced that they are offering spa packages in Puyallup and neighboring areas to help people focus on their self-care. These packages may also be provided as gifts to someone special in the form of gift certificates, where people can choose from 60, 90, or 120 minute sessions and then customize the service with one of their modality add-ons. These also include their New Client 2020 Wellness Massage Special and their Floatation Therapy packages.

Jennifer Bull, owner of Unlocking The Body Massage Therapy, says, “Medical massage is result oriented and the treatment is specifically directed to resolve conditions that have been diagnosed and prescribed by a physician, chiropractor, or naturopath. The therapist may use a variety of modalities or procedures during the treatment, but will focus the medical massage treatment only on the areas of the body related to the diagnosis and prescription.”

There are a number of benefits of medical massage therapy. These include the ability to release of tight and sore muscles that may cause ischemia, which is the lack of blood supply to soft tissues that may result to further injury to the tissues because of the resulting hypersensitivity to touch; the ability to help relieve nerve compression or entrapment; the ability to deactivate myofascial trigger points; ability to help in decreasing pain and inflammation; the ability to restore suppleness and strength to the muscles, with the result of improving their overall function; and the ability reduce stress and improve circulation.

Meanwhile, those who are looking for float tanks near Tacoma may also want to take a look at their floatation therapy packages. People can enjoy a 60 or 90 minute float in their custom, glass enclosed float pool measuring 6’ by 9’ and with 9’ ceilings. This float pool is filled with approximately 250 gallons of solution that is about 12” deep and contains 1,200 pounds of dissolved Epsom salts designed to make a person float weightlessly.

The size and setup of their float pool makes them unique compared to other facilities that have a smaller pod enclosure. This float pool offers a comfortable alternative to those who feel claustrophobic, don’t have enough space to stretch their arms, or are bothered by the fact that they are breathing recycled air.

It should be noted that people engage in floatation therapy to recover from injuries, fight their addiction, relieve stress, reduce inflammation, eliminate anxiety, get rid of chronic pain, and much more. Studies have shown that floating may be able to boost dopamine and endorphin levels, allowing a person to have a better mood and enjoy a pleasant afterglow that may last for days. In addition, the magnesium sulfate (Epsom salt) is good for inflammation, nervous system regulation, and releasing muscle tension.

Unlocking The Body Massage Therapy offers various kinds of massage therapy, including Reiki and energy healing. Reiki is a kind of alternative medicine that was developed by Japanese Buddhist Mikao Usui in 1922. In a Reiki session, the patient will usually be fully clothed, but it may also be incorporated with manual techniques during regular massage sessions. The Reiki practitioner will put her hands on different points of the body and send energy through the area to help in creating tissue movement and energetic movement just like with acupressure but with a light touch. If the patient desires it, the Reiki practitioner may also provide help with chakra balancing by using polished crystals or stones that reverberate with particular energy points. Or the practitioner may also use sound therapy with the help of a Tibetan singing bowl.

Those who are looking for massage therapy in Puyallup may want to check out the website of Unlocking The Body Massage Therapy, or contact them on the phone or through email. They are open on Mondays, from 8:00 am to 7:00; from Tuesday to Friday, from 7:30 am to 8:00 pm; and on Saturdays, from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm.