Bryan's approach to massage is one of movement -- moving the blood, the bones, the lymph, the muscles, and the connective tissue. Before he begins working with you, you'll discuss what isn't working for you and what you'd like him to focus on. This discussion usually centers around pain and range of motion issues although health history, injury, and general tension are also pertinent.

With over 8 years of Neuromuscular massage therapy experience, he does his best to address the issues that cause muscle dysfunction while ensuring your safety, accomplishing as much as possible during your massage. He works to the edge of what your body can relax into or to the edge of your tolerance for pain. If you have a strong need for more soothing and gentle work, he can also do that type of massage as well.

Restorative Therapy is a type of bodywork/massage therapy that focuses on restoring the body, especially after use, over-use, or injury. A Restorative Therapy Session involves working the whole body, with extra attention given to areas of concern. This style comes from Japanese origins, called Seifukujitsu, and the certificates come from the Danzan Ryu Seifukujitsu Institute (DZRSI), based here in the USA, with roots into the healing arts of Hawai'i, as well as Japan.
Nicole holds a certificate in the Massage Technician course of the DZRSI, as well as completing classes above and beyond those requirements, and is still in the early years of her practice.