Orthopaedic massage
Said assesses posture, range of motion and muscle balance, then treats the tissues behind sprains, strains, tendon pain, posture problems and nerve-compression syndromes.
Therapeutic treatment for lasting pain relief.
Orthopaedic and manual massage in Edmonds, Washington. Each visit begins with an assessment of how you move, so treatment goes to the source of your pain, not only the spot that hurts.
Practicing since 1998Trained in Europe, licensed in Washington.
Certified MLD/CDP therapistManual lymphatic drainage and complete decongestive therapy.
Clinical, not spaWorks alongside physicians and chiropractors.
Massage that starts with a question: why does it hurt?
Relaxation massage treats how you feel. Orthopaedic massage treats why. It is a clinical, hands-on approach to soft-tissue pain and injury, built on assessment and measured by how well you move afterwards.
Manual therapy
Techniques chosen for your condition: myofascial release, neuromuscular therapy, positional release, scar tissue mobilization, joint capsule work, and active isolated and PNF stretching.
Lymphatic drainage
A gentle, rhythmic technique that moves lymph fluid to reduce swelling after surgery or injury and in lymphedema, including care for cancer patients.
What a session looks like
Assess
You talk through your history, then Said tests posture, movement and strength to find what is driving the pain.
Treat
Focused hands-on work on the muscles, fascia, tendons and joint capsules involved, at a pressure you agree on.
Re-test
Movement is checked again before you leave, so you can feel what has changed.
Take it home
You leave with stretches and self-care matched to your condition, so progress holds between visits.
Where does it hurt?
Choose an area on the figure to see the conditions Said commonly treats there. If yours isn’t listed, call and ask.
Visit the clinic
Address
Sea to Sky Ortho Massage, PLLC
7631 212th St SW, Suite B-105
Edmonds, WA 98026
Phone
(425) 491-1232
Send a text
Fax (425) 249-3331
info@seatoskyortho.com
www.seatoskyortho.com
Massage therapy is not a substitute for medical treatment or medication. Massage therapists do not diagnose illness or disease, prescribe medication, or perform spinal manipulation.