Orthopedic   Massage

Monthly Q&A

• Nov 1, 2007 - Chris from Ontario, Canada asks about her broken ankle
• Jun 1, 2007 - Scott from Columbus asks about his back "pain triangle".
• Apr 1, 2007 - Colleen from New York asks about a groin pull.
• Mar 1, 2007 - Client is a not very active 85-year-old male.
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Massage and Stretch with Allan K. Drew

This is a new approach to healing muscular injuries: bad back, sciatica, frozen shoulder, plantar fasciitis and others.

Using an assessment to determine the cause followed by massage and the incorporation of movement and stretching in the correct sequence will change your life. If you have been suffering with an injury and haven’t gotten better try this method, it works. Check Healing Stories for numerous examples of healing... and then learn about Your Path To Healing.

My Approach to Massage

Massage Therapy utilizes touch to promote healing by relaxing muscle tissue.

Orthopedic Massage is a unique approach to chronic pain developed through years of research and education aimed at revolutionizing health care. This may be an alternative to drugs or surgery for the treatment of Frozen Shoulder, Bad Backs, Sciatica and other muscular injuries. This is a non-invasive therapy for persistent, painful problems. Using proven practices the therapist can help you release the affected muscle(s) which will increase blood flow and facilitate healing.

Please check back each week for new information about my book, The Reason You're Hurting. This website will include questions and answers and monthly updates as I write. I'm hoping for publication and distribution late in 2008.

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Licensed Massage Therapist in Maine

Orthopedic Massage focus on the relationship of body alignment to specific problems and how tight muscles can affect those problems. Plantar fasciatis, Achilles Tendonitis, Sciatica and Low Back Pain are just some of the ailments that can be remedied. Through the use of various massage techniques, such as neuromuscular, myofascial release, passive and active Range Of Motion (ROM) and stretching, you can begin healing.

Call for an appointment: 207.233.0411
Contact Allan K. Drew, LMT, NCBTMB