Las Cruces Massage Therapist
MENU UPPER LEFT Las Cruces Massage Therapist Danny E. Cadena is a state licensed massage therapist in practice since 2009 and has over 5 years of medical massage experience. Danny E. Cadena is a born and raised native of Las Cruces, a graduate of the Massage Therapy Training Institute in Las Cruces, and a veteran of the US Army.
As a Somatic bodyworks practitioner I focus on solving problems; problems that don't show up on x-rays and MRI's, that don't respond to traditional therapies and won't be fixed by pills or surgery. Problems that are physical, emotional, spiritual, mental and often all of the above. Or, more simply, Somatic.
As a 9 year Las Cruces Massage Therapist 90% of my established clients see me for chronic pain conditions. With 5 years of medical massage experience I have become in tune with creating customized regimented wellness treatments by combining a variety of modalities that best promote relief of muscular discomfort.
What is Swedish Massage Therapy? Massage therapy accomplished by manipulating the muscles with long gliding strokes in the direction of blood returning to the heart, circular pressure applied by the hands and palms, firm kneading, percussion-like tapping, bending and stretching. Before and during your Swedish massage session, communication is encouraged with your professional massage therapist so that your massage is customized to your specific needs
But Swedish massage therapy goes beyond relaxation. Swedish massage is exceptionally beneficial for increasing the level of oxygen in the blood, decreasing muscle toxins, improving circulation and flexibility while easing tension.
What is Clinical Massage? All massage treatments therapeutic value. Clinical massage therapy uniquely focuses on the treatment of soft tissue to maintain, develop, augment or rehabilitate the patient's physical function. Clinical massage therapy can improve the functioning of joints and muscles, the healing process, metabolism and circulation. Doctor’s prescription may be required in some cases.
Clinical massage, or also termed as focused massage, may include (depending on our objectives): Deep Tissue therapy, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, hydrotherapy heat, essential topical-oil therapy and essential oil aroma therapy.
- Deep tissue: Technique using slower, more-forceful strokes to target deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue, commonly to
As a Somatic bodyworks practitioner I focus on solving problems; problems that don't show up on x-rays and MRI's, that don't respond to traditional therapies and won't be fixed by pills or surgery. Problems that are physical, emotional, spiritual, mental and often all of the above. Or, more simply, Somatic.
As a 9 year Las Cruces Massage Therapist 90% of my established clients see me for chronic pain conditions. With 5 years of medical massage experience I have become in tune with creating customized regimented wellness treatments by combining a variety of modalities that best promote relief of muscular discomfort.
What is Swedish Massage Therapy? Massage therapy accomplished by manipulating the muscles with long gliding strokes in the direction of blood returning to the heart, circular pressure applied by the hands and palms, firm kneading, percussion-like tapping, bending and stretching. Before and during your Swedish massage session, communication is encouraged with your professional massage therapist so that your massage is customized to your specific needs
But Swedish massage therapy goes beyond relaxation. Swedish massage is exceptionally beneficial for increasing the level of oxygen in the blood, decreasing muscle toxins, improving circulation and flexibility while easing tension.
What is Clinical Massage? All massage treatments therapeutic value. Clinical massage therapy uniquely focuses on the treatment of soft tissue to maintain, develop, augment or rehabilitate the patient's physical function. Clinical massage therapy can improve the functioning of joints and muscles, the healing process, metabolism and circulation. Doctor’s prescription may be required in some cases.
Clinical massage, or also termed as focused massage, may include (depending on our objectives): Deep Tissue therapy, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, hydrotherapy heat, essential topical-oil therapy and essential oil aroma therapy.
- Deep tissue: Technique using slower, more-forceful strokes to target deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue, commonly to
help with muscle damage from injuries or specific conditions.
- Myofascial release: (MFR) an alternative medicine technique that involves applying gentle sustained pressure into restricted
Myofascial connective tissue to eliminate pain and restore motion
- Trigger point therapy: Pressure technique for tender spots isolated within muscles causing shooting pain in other muscular
- Trigger point therapy: Pressure technique for tender spots isolated within muscles causing shooting pain in other muscular
areas when stimulated. Trigger points can make themselves visible as knots or as tight bands of muscle fibers.
- Essential oil: A natural oil typically obtained by distillation and having the characteristic fragrance of the plant or other source
- Essential oil: A natural oil typically obtained by distillation and having the characteristic fragrance of the plant or other source
from which it is extracted. Used for aroma & topical therapy.
- Hydrotherapy heat: Application of heat packs to promote comfort and for softening of tissues before deep or vigorous work.
- Hydrotherapy heat: Application of heat packs to promote comfort and for softening of tissues before deep or vigorous work.
Pain Relief From Injury
Muscle Stiffness & Tenderness
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Stress & Tension
Mental & Physical Fatigue