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Welcome to massagehelps.us
I have created this website to help people become more aware of the therapuetic effects massage therapy can have and the many ways it can help. The physical impact that the many forms of therapuetic massage can have are still being discovered by the on going research being done in this field. From my experience and research with massage I have found the overwhelming effects massage can have on Post Operative Pain, Auto Accident Injury, Sports Injuries, Work Injuries, Fibromyalgia Care, Pain Management, & Back pain / Neck pain. Please look through my site and get a better understanding what massage could do for YOU!
New to Massage Therapy
Years of research shows that massage therapy is no longer just for relaxation. The medical benefits offered by therapeutic massage can have a positive, lasting impact on your health and lifestyle. But if you haven’t had much experience with massage therapy, you might be wondering what to expect.
Purpose of Massage
The benefit of a therapeutic massage comes from the purpose of the massage. It can rid your body of life’s every day stresses, reduce muscle pain, help alleviate the discomfort of certain ailments, or injuries & help restore balance to your body and mind, leaving you feeling rejuvenated and helping you maintain a life of wellness and good health.
Ongoing Relief
While periodic massage enhances your well being, the real benefit of massage is only unlocked when your body is exposed to multiple therapy sessions.
Browse through the rest of our site for more information. Do not deny your body the support and treatment it needs.
New Reseach Finding On The Benefits of Massage
Links
Don't Call It Pampering: Massage Wants to Be Medicine
The New York Times Acticle, How Massage Heals Sore Muscles
Health benefits of massage therapy demonstrated in new Buck Institute study
Mayo Clinic Finding on Massage
Buck Institute study pdf
If your looking for a Manual/Massage Therapist with years of experience releaving pain Charlie Peebles could be the one that finally makes the difference. He has worked with many ISU athletes and many men & women from around our area. He has taught Manual/Massage Therapy for both Ivy Tech & ISU.
Call 765-832-2250 and we can set up an appointment today. 
This is self-myofascial release therapy!
This really add pressure to those Trigger Points!
And they RELEASE Back, Neck, Sholders, & Legs!
