Nomadic Healing Massage

Fire cupping, here are some benefits

Improves circulation: Increases local blood flow, which may support healing and reduce stagnation.

Eases muscle tension: Helps relax tight fascia and muscles, often providing relief from soreness and stiffness.

Supports pain reduction: Commonly used for back, neck, and shoulder pain; may reduce discomfort from chronic tension patterns.

Promotes relaxation: The suction effect can calm the nervous system and reduce stress.

Aids detoxification: Encourages lymphatic flow, helping the body clear metabolic waste.

May reduce inflammation: Some people experience relief from inflammatory conditions through improved circulation and tissue mobility.

Enhances athletic recovery: Used by athletes to support faster recovery and improve range of motion.

Supports respiratory health: Traditionally used to ease chest congestion or colds by stimulating flow in the upper back.

If you have any questions feel free to ask.

🌞 Summer Solstice Backyard Yoga
Hosted by Spring Massage & Wellness
Friday @ 6:00 PM
Broadmoor Street, Springfield MO (backyard)

Celebrate the longest day of the year with us — in sunshine, movement, and community.
We’re hosting a relaxed backyard yoga session to honor the energy of the solstice and support one of our amazing therapists who’s just become a certified yoga instructor! 🧘‍♀️

✨ Come anytime. Stay as long as you like. No pressure. No rules. Just good vibes.
Bring your yoga mat and move at your own pace — or simply come hang out and soak it in.

🍉 Snacks + Refreshments will be provided — $5 for food, the rest is donation-based.
Your presence supports a local healer starting a new path — and we’re so grateful for your energy.

🌿 Short notice, but open to all — clients, friends, neighbors. Everyone’s welcome!

Let’s move into summer together — light, grounded, and glowing 🌞
– The Spring Massage & Wellness Team

If you want to book a massage with me during the week or to try a restorative yoga class... schedule online at Precision Wellness

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