One of the lesser-discussed aspects of breast surgery is the removal of one or several lymph nodes, which can have a profound effect on comfort, shoulder mobility, and the development of scar tissue in the surgical area. Lymphatic drainage massage and scar tissue work can be invaluable tools for recovery, helping to reduce complications and improve the overall quality of life post-surgery.
Read MoreDuring perimenopause and menopause, women experience physical and emotional changes, which can be overwhelming. These changes often trigger the "Fight or Flight" response. To counter these challenges and support the immune system, it is essential to foster a "rest and digest" mode. Lymphatic Massage Therapy is a holistic approach gaining recognition for its potential benefits in this phase.
Read MoreLymphatic massage has received a lot of attention over the last few years. From weight loss to detox abilities, there is a lot of information being put out there about lymphatic massage and what it can do for your health!
Since it’s the new year, and many people are interested in the idea of ‘detoxing’ this time of year, we thought this would be the perfect opportunity to set the record straight! Can lymphatic massage really help with detoxification?
Read MoreWhen we fall pregnant, we often assume certain self-care treatments and practices are just off the table. Many of us wrongly assume that massage therapy isn’t something that can be accessed safely while pregnant. Luckily, registered massage therapy is not only safe, but highly effective and potentially helpful to individuals who are pregnant!
Read MoreThe lymphatic system involves an extensive network of vessels, like arteries or veins, that passes through all our tissues to allow for the flow of lymph. Unfortunately, unlike the heart (or cardiovascular system), the lymphatic system does not have a pump to move lymphatic fluid around. So how can lymphatic massage help?
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