Acupuncture and Acupressure

Acupunc­ture

Acupunc­ture is an amaz­ing com­pli­ment to uti­lize in a mas­sage ses­sion because it eas­i­ly sup­ports the release of mus­cle tension.

Onyx’s tech­nique is over­all gen­tle with needling and her clients real­ly enjoy the relax­ation and quick relief expe­ri­enced when acupunc­ture is applied with­in a massage.

Nee­dle pro­to­col has hygiene in place with one time use of dis­pos­able needles.

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Acu­pres­sure applies pres­sure with inten­tion to acupunc­ture points through­out the body. Par­tic­u­lar­ly potent points are locat­ed on the arms, legs and around the head. On the feet, hands and ears there are chart­ed maps of reflex­es on these small­er body parts that cor­re­spond to larg­er body areas, organs and glands, so pres­sure to a point on the foot or hand will affect the cor­re­spond­ing area in the body.

Onyx will use her fin­gers or per­haps a sil­ver pin to tap on the skin so there is no pen­e­tra­tion beneath the skin, and oth­er times she may use a crys­tal point in order to acti­vate acu­pres­sure points in a mas­sage session.

needle and crystals

Spe­cif­ic points are acti­vat­ed to bring about phys­i­cal, men­tal and emo­tion­al shifts. Onyx’s exper­tise in ener­gy med­i­cine inter­weaves the ben­e­fits of acu­pres­sure into a massage/energy heal­ing session.

Top pho­to cred­it: Cory Bouthillette