Massage Therapists

Kimberly Midkiff, LMT, PDMT

Kim is a Licensed Massage Therapist and 2005 graduate of Alexandria School of Scientific Therapeutics. She specializes in Myofascial Release and Pfrimmer Deep Muscle Therapy®. With over twelve years of experience in the medical massage field, she has a passion for health and wellness. She has experience working on a wide variety of modalities including Sports Massage and Stretching, Reflexology, and Aromatherapy/Raindrop Technique®. Her goal is helping people feel better and make their lives more comfortable. She has recently been certified as a Graston Technique® Provider and working towards becoming a Graston Technique® Specialist. When she isn't working, she enjoys being outdoors, hiking, camping and live music.

Carla Martin, LMT

Carla is a Licensed Massage Therapist and graduate form the Indiana Business College. Carla specializes in Deep Muscle Therapy and Cupping. She has experience in other areas including Athletic Stretching, Pre/Post Natal Massage, Reflexology, Aromatherapy, and Hot/Cold Stones. She recently studied to become a Doula. Carla is constantly furthering her education in different modalities because she wants to help people feel better mentally, physically, and spiritually. When she isn't working, she enjoys reading, traveling, and learning new things.

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Massage

Massage Therapy

Soft tissue mobilization/Massage Therapy is performed by licensed massage therapists.

  • ½ hour therapeutic massage: $42
  • 1 hour therapeutic massage: $75
  • Hot Stone massage: $75

Some insurance plans may offer massage therapy as a benefit if the doctor of chiropractic determines it to be medically necessary to treatment of a condition.

American Massage Therapy Association®

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Deep Tissue Massage

A type of massage therapy, deep tissue massage uses firm pressure and slow strokes to reach deeper layers of muscle and fascia (the connective tissue surrounding muscles). It's used for chronic aches and pain and contracted areas such as a stiff neck and upper back, low back pain, leg muscle tightness, and sore shoulders.

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Pfrimmer Deep Muscle Therapy®

Pfrimmer is a myofascial release technique that is designed to concentrate on all layers of muscles that have become depleted of their normal flow of blood and lymph fluid, restoring normal flow with its natural healing properties. It is a full-body therapy for the prevention and correction of crippling conditions, and is said to be helpful in more than 50 health conditions. It incorporates cross fiber friction combined with deep massage strokes for full body relief.
Sited: Alexandria School of Scientific Therapeutics, www.assti.com

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Hot Stone Massage

Hot stone massage is a natural therapy in which warmed stones are positioned on parts of the client's body of to maximize the therapeutic benefit. The stones used are typically river rocks or other very smooth-surfaced stones made of basalt. These stones are heated in sanitizing water before use. The high iron content in basalt helps the stones retain heat during the massage. Hot stone massages are beneficial on both physical and psychological levels. Always check with your doctor before getting a hot stone massage; individuals with certain conditions--including pregnant women and people with high blood pressure--are advised to avoid this type of therapy.

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Therapeutic/Sports/Thai Stretching

Stretching helps create more flexibility in the body, and to move more freely without restriction. More flexibility means less stress on muscles during workouts and daily activities. Deep, synchronized breathing relaxes your mind and your body. It helps with mobility by offloading joints and lessens nerve irritation and excitability. Stretching increases blood supply throughout the body by increasing elasticity in muscles, joints, connective tissue and blood vessels. More circulation means more oxygen and nutrients.
Sited: www.livestrong.com

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Therapeutic Cupping

Cupping is a technique that relaxes and supports soft tissue and increases circulation. Cupping draws stagnation and toxins out of the body and releases pain that may be caused by lymphatic drainage, detoxification or myofascial release.

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Raindrop Technique®

You will receive light massage, Vita Flex®, and heat therapy while being treated with pure therapeutic grade essential oils provided by Young Living®. The oils are able to impact your limbic and nervous systems. Raindrop Therapy is a soothing experience that will leave you with an improved sense of wellbeing. Raindrop Therapy encourages detoxification in the body. Raindrop Therapy can be helpful in helping scoliosis, MS, pain, effects of a stroke, and more. It helps the body heal itself, from physical, energetic, and emotional pains.
Sited: Young Living Essential Oils, www.youngliving.com

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Aromatherapy

Essential oils have enhanced lives for thousands of years, offering a variety of benefits from cosmetic and dietary purposes to spiritual and religious use. Aromatherapy is the use of essential oils to promote healing and a feeling of well-being and relaxation in the recipient. The essential oils are extracted from the parts of herbs and plants and contain all the properties of the plants themselves. There are several ways of applying the oils, including adding the oils to your bath, or inhaling them, but the most popular and effective is through massage.
Sited: Young Living Essential Oils, www.youngliving.com

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Chair Massage

Chair massage is an excellent way to quickly relax and relieve muscular pain and tension. It helps reduce fatigue and lowers anxiety. It also helps prevent repetitive strain injuries that can happen in work environments. Along with prevention, it helps boost morale and immunity and improve problem solving and creative thinking.
Sited: Massage By Design, www.massagebydesign.net

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Graston Technique

Graston treatment provides medical, physical rehabilitation and bodywork movement therapy. Our Graston services provide evaluation and treatment of dysfunctional soft tissue.

About GCW

Georgetown Chiropractic and Wellness focus on chiropractic, sports chiropractic, acupuncture, and massage therapy in the Indianapolis area. We make a point to spend time with you every time you come in and closely track your progress. It's our goal to be your partner in your pain relief.

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