Get Relief From Multiple Regions Of Chronic Pain With Our Expert Massage Therapy Care

Physical therapy care along with specialized treatments for patients of all ages.

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If you answered YES to any of the above, you may have found the answer to your pain at
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What Causes Chronic Pain?... And Why Isn’t Massage Therapy Giving Me the Relief I Need Yet?

Here are some of the most common causes of chronic pain:

Muscle and soft tissue dysfunction
Nerve compression or irritation
Inflammation from repetitive strain or posture issues
Old injuries that didn’t fully recover
Stress and emotional tension stored in the body
Immune or inflammatory responses

Why hasn’t my chronic pain gone away?

The underlying issue hasn’t been identified or properly addressed
Your body is holding tension due to stress or emotional overload
You’ve had inconsistent or surface-level treatment
Nerve involvement requires more than just local work—it needs a tailored plan
Recovery expectations may not match the body’s healing timeline
Each body responds differently and may need a unique approach

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What Are the Symptoms of Chronic Pain?... And How Can Massage Therapy Help?

Chronic pain doesn’t show up the same way for everyone. It can affect more than just your body—it can impact sleep, energy levels, and even your emotional well-being. Massage therapy can play a key role in easing these symptoms naturally by calming the nervous system, releasing muscle tension, and restoring circulation.

Ongoing pain lasting longer than 3 months
Difficulty falling or staying asleep
Fatigue, burnout, or low energy
Muscle tightness, spasms, or weakness
Tension headaches
Digestive discomfort from prolonged stress
Temperature sensitivity or cold hands/feet
Tingling, numbness, or poor circulation
Foggy thinking or poor focus
Feelings of anxiety, overwhelm, or low mood

Is Massage Therapy Right For Your Chronic Pain?

Here’s just a few of the things our team can do for you:

What’s next? You’ve got a decision to make—will another month go by without real progress? Or are you ready to take that first step toward feeling good in your body again?

Why Patients Choose Us:

Having served the people of Lacey, WA and receiving overwhelming feedback from patients as to why they choose us include:

Frequently Asked Questions About Massage Therapy

Massage therapy involves the manual manipulation of muscles, tendons, and soft tissues to promote relaxation, relieve tension, improve circulation, and support recovery from injury or stress-related pain.

Massage therapy is commonly used to support relief from:

  • Muscle tension and soreness
  • Back and neck pain
  • Headaches and migraines
  • Joint stiffness
  • Stress and anxiety
  • Sports injuries
  • Poor posture or limited mobility

It may also improve sleep, digestion, and overall wellbeing.

Yes—for most people, massage therapy is considered very safe when performed by a trained, licensed therapist. However, if you have certain health conditions (e.g., blood clots, fractures, active infections, or cancer), it’s important to consult with your healthcare provider first.

Massage therapy is a complementary treatment—it works best alongside medical care, physical therapy, or chiropractic treatments. While it can ease symptoms and enhance recovery, it is not a replacement for diagnosis or treatment of serious medical conditions.

Most sessions are relaxing, but you may experience mild discomfort if your therapist is working on particularly tight or sensitive areas. Always communicate with your therapist so they can adjust the pressure to your comfort level.

It depends on your goals and condition. Some people feel significant relief after 1–2 sessions, while others benefit from ongoing treatments—especially for chronic pain, posture correction, or stress management.

Most people experience no issues, but potential side effects can include:

  • Mild soreness or bruising
  • Temporary fatigue
  • Lightheadedness after deep work

These effects are usually short-lived and part of the body’s natural healing response.

You’ll be asked to undress to your comfort level and lie under a sheet or towel. Only the area being treated is exposed, and your privacy and comfort are always prioritized. Communication is key—speak up if something feels uncomfortable.

Most people can—whether you’re an athlete, office worker, new parent, or retiree. Massage therapy is tailored to your body’s needs and can support both physical recovery and mental wellness across all ages and activity levels.

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