Massage Therapy
At Cayman Massage & Wellness, we focus on providing our patients with the highest quality massage therapy services. Our team of highly-trained, licensed massage therapists specialise in a variety of massage techniques such as sports massage, deep tissue massage, stress relief, and therapeutic massage.
We believe that every person deserves to feel their best and that massage therapy can be an effective way to help relieve stress, reduce pain, and improve overall wellbeing. Our passion is to help our clients achieve and maintain balance and wellness.
Conditions Massage Therapy Can Treat
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Muscle tension and stiffness
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Stress and anxiety
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Headaches and migraines
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Insomnia
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Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction (Jaw grinding, clenching, alignment, muscular imbalance)
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Chronic pain conditions (e.g., fibromyalgia)
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Sports injuries and muscle strains and strains
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Postural imbalances and repetitive strain injuries
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Pre-natal changes
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Sinus Pressure
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Carpa tunned, golfers and tennis elbow
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Back, neck, and shoulder pain
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Sciatica and nerve impingement symptoms
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Tendonitis and bursitis
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Joint pain and limited range of motion
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Circulatory and lymphatic issues (e.g., swelling, edema)
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Recovery from surgery or soft tissue trauma
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Injuries associated with motor vehicle accidents (whiplash)
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Oncology support
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Hip pain
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Lymphatic return and poor circulation
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Plantar fascitis
What is Registered Massage Therapy (RMT)?
Registered Massage Therapy is a health profession focused on assessing and treating the soft tissues and joints of the body using evidence-informed manual techniques. Treatments are performed by a licensed Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) who is trained in anatomy, physiology, pathology, and therapeutic techniques to help manage pain, improve mobility, and promote overall wellness.
RMTs use a variety of massage techniques tailored to the client’s specific goals and treatment focus — whether it’s for rehabilitation, relaxation, or performance enhancement.
Understanding Different Massage Therapy Treatments
Sports Massage
Sports massage is a specialized form of massage therapy focused on enhancing athletic performance, preventing injuries, and aiding recovery. It targets muscles, tendons, and soft tissues affected by physical activity using techniques like deep tissue work, stretching, and friction. Depending on timing, it can prepare the body for exercise, reduce post-event soreness, or maintain muscle health. Overall, sports massage improves circulation, flexibility, and recovery, benefiting both athletes and anyone engaged in regular physical activity.
Deep Tissue Massage
Deep tissue massage is a therapeutic technique that focuses on realigning deeper layers of muscles and connective tissue to relieve chronic tension and pain. It uses slow, firm pressure and deep strokes to target specific problem areas, such as tight muscles or knots. This type of massage is often used to treat conditions like muscle strain, stiffness, or postural issues, and it can help improve mobility, reduce stress, and promote overall muscle recovery.
Prenatal Massage
.Prenatal massage is a specialised therapeutic practice tailored to support the unique physical and emotional needs for expecting mothers. Our expertly trained practitioners focus on using safe, modified techniques to relieve tension in the lower back, hips, and legs, reduce swelling, and promote overall relaxation. Proper positioning, such as side-lying support with cushions, ensures client comfort and safety throughout the session for both mother and baby. By improving circulation, reducing stress hormones, and addressing postural changes, prenatal massage helps enhance maternal well-being and can contribute to a more comfortable pregnancy experience.
TMJ and Scalp
TMJ and scalp massage focuses on relieving tension and discomfort in the jaw, head, and surrounding muscles associated with temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction. This specialized treatment uses gentle, targeted techniques on the jaw, temples, neck, and scalp to reduce pain, ease muscle tightness, and improve jaw mobility. The scalp portion promotes relaxation, enhances circulation, and can help relieve headaches or stress-related tension. Together, TMJ and scalp massage support overall relaxation and help restore natural jaw and head function.
Cupping Massage
Cupping Massage is a soothing and invigorating massage technique that uses suction to draw blood to the surface of the skin, releasing tension and promoting circulation. This massage is beneficial for relieving muscle tension, improving mobility, and reducing inflammation. Cupping Massage is an excellent choice for anyone looking to soothe sore muscles and reduce stress.
Oncology Massage
Oncology Massage is a specialized form of massage therapy specifically designed to provide comfort and relief to those living with cancer. Our Oncology Massage therapists are trained to use gentle, light touch techniques to help reduce stress, pain, and fatigue, as well as improve mood and quality of life. We tailor our massage sessions to meet the individual needs of each client, ensuring a safe and effective massage experience.
Swedish Massage
Swedish massage is a classic massage technique that includes long, gentle strokes and kneading of the muscles. It helps to relax the body, reduce stress, and improve circulation. Our experienced massage therapists will customize the massage to meet your individual needs.
Lymphatic Massage
Lymphatic massage, or manual lymphatic drainage (MLD), is a highly specialized technique that targets the lymphatic system to enhance fluid movement and immune function. Using precise, rhythmic, and directional strokes, the therapist works along lymph pathways and nodes to facilitate the removal of metabolic waste, reduce edema, and restore optimal lymph flow. This modality is particularly effective for post-surgical recovery, lymphedema management, and inflammatory conditions. Advanced practitioners tailor techniques to individual lymphatic mapping and tissue response, promoting systemic balance, detoxification, and improved cellular regeneration.