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Massage is a simple, revitalizing pick-me-up that feels great and promotes health. Massage releases chronic tension
and pain in muscles, improves circulation, increases flexibility in the joints, and reduces mental and physical fatigue. Additionally,
massage is one of the most effective means available to combat stress.
SIX SIGNS YOU NEED A MASSAGE
- You're lethargic. You're not lazy, you're stressed out. Massage releases the fatigue from your muscles and puts the
bounce back in your step.
- Your shoulders are up near your ears. If tension has rearranged your shoulders or made your hips so crooked your
shirts or skirts don't hang straight, you need to be kneaded.
- You've got lower back pain - not nerve pain (which is searing and unrelenting) but a deep dull ache. A professional
massage therapist can coax those muscles out of spasm.
- You're about to visit your (or your spouse's) relatives. If family gatherings send you up the wall, a massage beforehand
can help you stay in your body. A massage afterwards can bring you back into your body.
- You're an exerciser. Whether you're a marathon or a weekend athlete, a massage before or after exercise will increase
your flexibility and keep you limber.
- You need to be touched. Cats, dogs and kids are smart - they know they need their daily quota of touch. So do you.
Steve Dyviniak, MS, LMT is the sole proprietor of Springville Therapeutic Massage. He graduated
from the New York Institute of Massage in 1997 and is licensed to practice in New York State and elsewhere having passed the
NYS and National Certification Boards. He is a member of the New York Institute of Massage Advisory Board, Associated Bodywork
& Massage Professionals and the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork. Additionally, he is
a Reiki Master (Usui Shiki Ryoho.)
Some of Steve's post-graduate training includes: Hot Stone, Myofascial
release (deep tissue), Carpal tunnel, Orthopedic & Pain management and energy work. Additionally, he has advanced training
in Asian massage and bodywork techniques and fuses Eastern and Western wisdom. He's grateful to have trained with three members
of various USA Olympic Massage Teams.
Quoting Steve: "I'm
a professional massage therapist. People come to me for therapy. I work with happy people. People that are having the best
hour of their week. They think of my practice as an oasis."
Some memorable client quotes: "Better than Botox", "Wow, you mean I have to get up now?" and "I don't believe I've
waited this long to experience a professional massage."
With a home office is at 42 Spring Street in Springville, NY, Steve offers a quiet sanctuary with day, evening and
weekend hours. His rates are $60 per hour and $35 per half hour.
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