Osmium Service Modalities

Eastern Medicine

Gua Sha - Gua sha is a traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) practice that involves scraping the skin with a tool to increase circulation and relieve pain. The name "gua sha" literally translates to "to scrape sand Table

Shiatsu - a form of therapy of Japanese origin based on the same principles as acupuncture, in which pressure is applied to certain points on the body using the hands

Table Thai - A "Thai massage" refers to a traditional form of bodywork originating from Thailand that combines acupressure, assisted yoga postures, and stretching techniques, primarily focused on manipulating the body's energy lines ("sen") through pressure applied by the therapist's hands and feet, often done while the client remains clothed, aiming to improve flexibility and relieve tension throughout SOLUTIONS the body; it's sometimes called "Thai Yoga Massage" due to its incorporation of yoga-like movements

Tui Na - Tui Na i. It's a type of physical therapy that uses manual manipulation to balance the body's energy

Barefoot Massage (with shiatsu portable floor table) - Barefoot massage is a massage technique that uses the feet to apply pressure to the body. It's also known as Ashiats massage, which is Japanese for "foot pressure"

Western Medicine

Deep Tissue - Deep tissue massage is a massage technique that uses deep pressure and slow strokes to target the deeper layers of muscles and connective tissues. It's often used to treat chronic pain, muscle tension, and injuries.

Hot Stones - A "hot stone massage" refers to a type of massage therapy where smooth, heated stones, usually made of basalt, are placed on specific points of the body by a therapist to provide deep muscle relaxation by utilizing the warmth from the stones, often combined with traditional massage techniques to relieve tension and improve circulation; essentially, it's a massage enhanced by the application of heat from stones