Misty Ridge Massage

Carve out some time for a massage this October! 🎃

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While many assume that cupping originated in China with traditional Chinese medicine, the earliest records of cupping date back to Egypt in 1550 BC, where it was mentioned in the Ebers Papyrus. Egyptians are believed to have introduced it to the Greeks around 400 BC.

The earliest recorded use of cupping in Asian medical systems dates back to a Taoist alchemist and herbalist who lived from 281 to 341 AD. Eventually, cupping was spread to the Americas and to Europe.

Cupping has increased in popularity and is used as an integrative therapy in modern medicine. Myofascial cupping is often incorporated into other manual therapy techniques such as massage therapy, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, and other injury rehabilitation techniques.

Merry Christmas to all of my clients, for whom I am always deeply grateful. It is my pleasure to serve you and wish for you a happy holiday season.

Dr. Janet Travell, the founder of Trigger Point Therapy, was a physician who started to explore unusual pain-referring points when she used self-massage to treat a shoulder injury.

She eventually created a theory relating to referred pain and the treatment of musculoskeletal pain through the identification, analysis, and treatment of trigger points. Trigger Point Therapy incorporates acupressure and fascial techniques sensitive to tightened tissue into treatments.

Explore this treatment to help address certain pain syndromes and address sensitivity associated with tightened tissues.

Happy Autumn days to you all!

Due to a fantastic increase in numbers of regular clients in the past 8 months, I am currently unable to take new clients. All previous clients are welcome to book appointments, but bare in mind that I am currently booking into August. I am, as ever, grateful for your continued loyalty and feelings of community. I appreciate everyone of you.