Relaxation Massage

Swedish massage, also known as relaxation massage, uses long, flowing strokes to soothe and relax the body. It’s a popular choice for relieving stress, muscle tension, and promoting overall well-being. 

 
Using Techniques such as:

Effleurage: Long, gliding strokes, often starting with the legs and working upwards.

Petrissage: Kneading and squeezing of the muscles.

Tapotement: Light tapping or percussion.

Friction: Circular or cross-fiber massage strokes.

Vibration: Rhythmic shaking or trembling. 

 
Benefits:

Relaxation – Swedish massage can help reduce stress, ease muscle tension, and promote a sense of calm.

Circulation – The massage strokes can improve blood flow and lymphatic drainage.

Pain Relief – It can help alleviate pain associated with muscle stiffness or soreness.

Improved Range of Motion – Gentle movements and stretches can increase joint flexibility.

 
Mental Well-being – Relaxation and stress reduction can improve overall mental health.
 
The Difference between Swedish & Remedial Massage

A relaxation massage is typically a full body treatment, with a light – medium pressure.

The difference between deep tissue and Swedish massage has to do with pressure, treatment goals, stroke style, areas of focus, pressure, and intended outcome. Sometimes you just need a soothing touch.