Rejuvenations Massage

9. Massage makes a great gift for others and lets the giver feel good.
If you are looking for a special gift to give someone for a birthday, anniversary, holiday, or another special event, consider a gift certificate for a body massage. Hardly anyone can turn down a gift like that, with all the benefits of message that provide a relaxing experience. The gift of a massage is great for men and women of all ages and backgrounds. If you’re lucky, you may get the same gift in return.

Click here to buy a gift certificate to Rejuvenations Massage Therapy.

Thanks to Rose Alexander, who wrote a great article on the 12 benefits of massage for Lifescript.com. You can find the whole article here.

8. Massage is a way to pamper yourself.
Many joys in life come from paying attention to personal needs. Taking the time to focus on yourself in a healthy way is a terrific way to pamper yourself.

Thanks to Rose Alexander, who wrote a great article on the 12 benefits of massage for Lifescript.com. You can find the whole article here.

7. Massage enhances your mood.
Releasing feel-good endorphins into your system, massage creates a sense of well being that can make anyone feel better. It’s hard to stay in a bad mood when you’re getting a massage. Plus, just getting away from the hectic pace of everyday life and enjoying a personal indulgence can give you a calmer, happier frame of mind.

Thanks to Rose Alexander, who wrote a great article on the 12 benefits of massage for Lifescript.com. You can find the whole article here.

6. Massage provides a welcome respite.
Let’s face it: few people take adequate care of themselves. Many women are caregivers, looking after children, aging adults, and their own careers or relationships. All of these things can be demanding, so getting a massage is a terrific way to step into another world, at least briefly, to enjoy the luxury and comfort.

Thanks to Rose Alexander, who wrote a great article on the 12 benefits of massage for Lifescript.com. You can find the whole article here.

To all the moms and moms to be, Rejuvenations Massage Therapy wishes you a happy mother’s day.

If you are pregnant, or know someone who is, tell them that we are running a special all May:

All pregnancy massages are $20 in May!

5. Massage reduces stress.
Massage relaxes stiff muscles that may be causing tension headaches. It can help to free your mind of stressful events or difficult emotions, at least temporarily. During your massage, you have nothing to think about except for how good you feel!

Thanks to Rose Alexander, who wrote a great article on the 12 benefits of massage for Lifescript.com. You can find the whole article here.

4. Massage improves circulation.
Whether you’re feeling sluggish, have been doing too much deskwork, or don’t get enough exercise, a massage can help stimulate your body tissues and improve circulatory flow. For some people, massage can lower blood pressure and improve pulse rates to actually contribute to overall improved health.

Thanks to Rose Alexander, who wrote a great article on the 12 benefits of massage for Lifescript.com. You can find the whole article here.

3. Massage relaxes inflamed muscles.
If you play sports, chances are there will be times when you overdo it (like pulling a muscle that has not warmed up properly). Massage helps heal those injured muscles and get your body back in working order. There’s a reason Michael Phelps gets a massage every day!

Thanks to Rose Alexander, who wrote a great article on the 12 benefits of massage for Lifescript.com. You can find the whole article here.

2. Massage eases tension.
Standing on the job, lugging a million bags of groceries, sitting in rush hour traffic all cause physical tension. Massage relaxes those worn muscles and limbs.

Thanks to Rose Alexander, who wrote a great article on the 12 benefits of massage for Lifescript.com. You can find the whole article here.

1. Massage relieves pain.
In the hands of a skilled massage therapist, massage can give you relief from chronic pain. Therapeutic massage is often used in conjunction with physical therapy or other remedies for injury-related pain.

Thanks to Rose Alexander, who wrote a great article on the 12 benefits of massage for Lifescript.com. You can find the whole article here.