BALANCE YOUR BODY
MASSAGE THERAPY
IN MONTANA
RELIEVE STRESS AND PAIN
Customized Treatment
The best results come from scheduling with massage therapists who are trained in a variety of techniques, have a deep understanding of anatomy, and are skilled in listening to the body in order to restore balance and heal your vessel.
Massage Therapy Treatments
45 min – $79
60 min – $110
75 min – $132
90 min – $158
120 min – $210
Upgrade your Custom Massage treatment with the addition of Sore Loser- Good Medicine’s proprietary “herbal” massage oil. ($15 add-on/$32 per 1oz bottle)
Made with skin nourishing Jojoba, Sunflower, and organic Borage oil combined with 600mg of plant medicine to fight inflammation, accelerate soft tissue repair, target pain receptors, and settle the nervous system. Peppermint oil delivers plant medicine beyond the skin barrier, into the soft tissue for maximum benefit. Sweet Orange oil leaves you refreshed and uplifted.
Good Medicine offers discounted Massage Memberships to help keep consistent massage affordable. Call us or visit the front desk at your local Good Medicine for more information.
Your LMT may use tools such as cupping, hot stones, or aromatherapy during your treatment at no extra charge.
Therapeutic Massage
Our Massage Therapists are trained in a variety of massage techniques.
Feel free to call ahead to see which Massage Therapist would suit your preferences best.
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THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE
Deep Tissue massage is a therapeutic massage technique that focuses on the deeper layers of muscles and connective tissue. Deep Tissue techniques are similar to more classic Swedish Massage, and applied with slower movement, deeper pressure, and concentrated on problem areas where needed. Deep Tissue massage is especially effective for breaking up scar tissue, improving range of motion, increasing blood flow, and reducing inflammation.
CUPPING THERAPY
Cupping is an integral part of both Traditional Chinese Medicine and Massage Therapy. Nearly all of our practitioners are certified to utilize cupping therapy during both Massage and Acupuncture treatments to address:
- Release scar tissue and fascial adhesions
- Resolve painful trigger points
- Improve mobility and range of motion
- Reduce inflammation and congestion
- Pain reliefCommon illnesses
- Nervous system regulation
- Headaches
- Jaw Pain
- Plantar fasciitis
- Fibromyalgia
- Tendonitis
- Improve blood and lymphatic circulation
When used in bodywork, cupping therapy decompresses soft tissue using vacuum suction, opposite to traditional massage techniques, which compress soft tissues. This reverse pressure effect lifts and separates soft tissue, moves stagnant blood, lymph, and lactic acid buildup out of congested areas, and is felt deeply in the body, while inducing a feeling of relaxation.
THAI BODYWORK (MISSOULA ONLY)
Traditional Thai Medicine is composed of 5 branches of healing. The branch of Thai bodywork utilizes several therapies, including deep compression of the soft tissues, abdominal work, neuromuscular point work, passive range of motion, percussion, herbal compresses, passive stretches, scraping, fire cupping, and direct work on the physical pathways of movement in the body such as tendons, ligaments, nerves, and blood vessels. Any combination of these techniques are used for the main intent of Thai bodywork; to free up places in the body that have become stuck, allowing for increased range of movement and decreased pain.
WHO CAN BENEFIT FROM THAI MASSAGE?
Everyone. Traditionally, one would only go to see a healer if there was a specific issue that needed addressing. Thai massage can help address a myriad of conditions that range from physical injury or imbalance to unrest in the mind, and the necessity of treatment usually falls somewhere in between. Traditional Thai Massage is an effective tool to address both acute or chronic injuries, or when you are in need of grounding, calming treatment.
A HEALING MASSAGE STYLE
Thai bodywork moves through each layer of the body to thoroughly bring about healing. It has the ability to be both deeply therapeutic/physically intensive and mentally/emotionally balancing. The idea that the mental, energetic, emotional, and physical bodies of oneself are not separate is integral to the approach of Thai medicine and bodywork.
WHAT SHOULD I EXPECT?
Every treatment starts with an intake to assess what is going on in your body, your energy levels, and your mind. Thai bodywork is a floor based modality and is a great option for people who feel like they don’t get enough pressure in traditional massage, larger bodies, chronic muscle issues, physically active clients, those with physically demanding careers, and anyone who desires focused care.
No oils or creams are used during treatment and the receiver wears comfortable clothing that allows for passive movement. (i.e. gym attire)
MYOFASCIAL RELEASE
Myofascial Therapy is gentle, deep manipulation which releases fascia from restrictions or adhesions binding it to underlying tissue. Fascia encases muscle, organs, blood vessels, bones, nerves, and essentially weaves throughout the body. Fascia binds down in order to protect or “bandage” during surgery, injury on all levels, poor posture, or repetitive-use activities.
SPORTS MASSAGE
Sports Massage is based on principles of classical Swedish massage incorporating techniques of: compression, trigger point therapy, and cross fiber friction. The main purpose of sports massage therapy is to help alleviate the stress and tension which builds up in the body’s soft tissues during physical activity. Sports massage helps to prepare an athlete for peak performance, drain away fatigue, relieve swelling, reduce muscle tension, promote flexibility and prevent injuries.
PRENATAL MASSAGE
Prenatal massage has many benefits for expecting folks. Massage during pregnancy releases serotonin, which helps to ease aches and pains associated with your changing body. Fatigue, backaches, swelling or edema, headaches, and changes in sleep patterns can be managed with massage therapy through all stages of pregnancy.
Good Medicine utilizes professional bolstering systems to allow pregnant massage patients to either lay face down or side lying, whichever is your preference.
ACUPUNCTURE & MASSAGE THERAPY
Have Questions?
We are here for you. Send us an email and someone from our office will be more than happy to answer questions. We recommend scheduling a consultation with one of our practitioners for the most comprehensive answers to complex treatment related questions.