Massage in Avalon Park
Intervention
Intervention massage is that place you want to go and just hide away for a little while. You will experience a calm, pleasant atmosphere and receive conscientious care based on your specific assessed needs and personal desire.
Life is difficult! Stress and anxiety are experienced in every cultural circle and at every social economic level. From family caregivers, first responders, and military veterans, to healthcare providers, laborers, and corporate executives, the pressures of navigating from one crisis to another is often overwhelming. Without periodic relief from some of life’s pressure, we put our own health at risk. Furthermore, some chronic conditions we may suffer from are made worse by the additional stress. But you are not without hope.
Therapeutic massage is being recommended by many health care providers for mediation of pain and stress relief. You will find your personally planned bodywork session to be powerful and cost-effective in your search for better health and well-being.
The Intervention Massage staff sincerely looks forward to serving you in our clean and emotionally safe environment. Come visit us soon and we will take your stress away.
Clinical Massage
More now than ever, Clinical quality massage is being recommended by various health care providers for intervention of stress and pain relief. You will find your Therapeutic massage to be powerful and cost-effective in your quest for better health and well-being.
- Improves Blood Circulation and Lymph Flow
- Decreases Heart Rate and Lowers Blood Pressure
- Reduces Stress, Tension, and Anxiety
- Increases Levels of Serotonin, Protecting Against Depression
- Strengthens the Immune System
- Improves Flexibility
- Helps Relieve Tension, Sinus and Migraine Headaches
- Relieves Chronic and Temporary Pain
- Increases Endorphins, the Body’s Natural Painkillers
A valid Massage Therapy License issued by the Department of Health is required to provide massage therapy in the State of Florida. If you suspect someone is practicing Massage Therapy without a license or at an unlicensed establishment, please report this unsafe and illegal activity by calling (toll-free) 1-877-HALT-ULA. You can confirm licensing by searching on the Board of Massage Therapy’s License Verification Screen
Definition of Massage:
Chapter 480 Florida Statute – Massage Therapy Practice Act 480.033
“Massage” means the manipulation of the soft tissues of the human body with the hand, foot, knee, arm, or elbow, whether or not such manipulation is aided by hydrotherapy, including colonic irrigation, or thermal therapy; any electrical or mechanical device; or the application to the human body of a chemical or herbal preparation.”
Our Services
F.A.Q.s
The client intake form has valuable information concerning one’s health history, medications, as well as the reason for and type of massage requested. Your therapist is required to ask for this information to provide the safest and most effective massage session. If this is your first visit to our office, please arrive 10-15 minutes early to get registered and start promptly.
Intervention Massage LLC is compliant with and subject to the Health Information Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Only your therapist, records manager, and those to whom you give written release of information, i.e. other healthcare providers, will have access to your client records.
All massage therapists at Intervention Massage LLC possess current licensure. Licenses are displayed in the reception area for your review. Feel free to verify our licenses online with the Florida Department of Health: https://floridasmassagetherapy.gov/
Yes. You can ask the therapist to avoid specific body parts. Usually, you will have that conversation before your session begins when you give your informed consent. However, if at any time during the massage you wish to modify your consent, that is certainly allowed.
Instruction will be given to undress to your level of comfort, usually down to your underwear. It is your choice, and you will always be covered during your massage, except for the body part receiving treatment. However, massage can be performed when you are fully clothed, though the reduced access to soft tissue diminishes effectiveness of the session.
The client or therapist has the right to terminate the massage session at any time.
Massage therapy interrupts the transmission of pain sensations by raising the concentration of endorphins and other neurochemicals in both the circulatory system and the central nervous system. It may take a few hours to feel the effects from your massage. Chronic conditions may require additional sessions to achieve lasting relief. Conditions of acute injury or otherwise beyond our practitioners’ scope of practice will be referred to another healthcare professional.
The Designated Establishment Manager for Intervention Massage LLC is Thomas Buck, MA94750.
F.A.Q.s
The client intake form has valuable information concerning one’s health history, medications, as well as the reason for and type of massage requested. Your therapist is required to ask for this information to provide the safest and most effective massage session. If this is your first visit to our office, please arrive 10-15 minutes early to get registered and start promptly.
All massage therapists at Intervention Massage LLC possess current licensure. Licenses are displayed in the reception area for your review. Feel free to verify our licenses online with the Florida Department of Health: https://floridasmassagetherapy.gov/
Yes. You can ask the therapist to avoid specific body parts. Usually, you will have that conversation before your session begins when you give your informed consent. However, if at any time during the massage you wish to modify your consent, that is certainly allowed.
Instruction will be given to undress to your level of comfort, usually down to your underwear. It is your choice, and you will always be covered during your massage, except for the body part receiving treatment. However, massage can be performed when you are fully clothed, though the reduced access to soft tissue diminishes effectiveness of the session.
The client or therapist has the right to terminate the massage session at any time.
Massage therapy interrupts the transmission of pain sensations by raising the concentration of endorphins and other neurochemicals in both the circulatory system and the central nervous system. It may take a few hours to feel the effects from your massage. Chronic conditions may require additional sessions to achieve lasting relief. Conditions of acute injury or otherwise beyond our practitioners’ scope of practice will be referred to another healthcare professional.