Office Fit Out Offic
4 posts
Aug 08, 2025
4:44 AM
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More and more research is coming out every year that demonstrates the effectiveness of massage therapy. Although I am not sure that I feel that these research studies need to be done to believe in the power of massage therapy, it is always good to have evidence-based research to back up and reproduce the results that we have been seeing in our offices for years/decades. Although we could fill a book with the possible mechanisms of beneficial effects of massage therapy, it seems clear from looking at fundamental physical and neural mechanics that massage therapy works on the mechanical level of manipulation of myofascial tissue, as well as moving arterial/venous/lymph fluid, as well as working with sensory feedback into the CNS for neural effects. And this is beyond the wonderful effects of touch generally. For these reasons, I also regularly incorporate massage therapy into the treatment regimen for any region of the client’s body that I am treating. As with heat, I usually include massage therapy before I utilize stretching and joint mobilization. Office Fit Out
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