Neuropathy Massage

Specialized Treatments

When your feet tingle, burn, or go numb—and every step feels uncertain—it can feel like your body is turning against you. Neuropathy doesn't just affect your nerves; it affects your confidence, your sleep, and your peace of mind. Our neuropathy treatment massage is designed to gently restore circulation, reduce discomfort, and bring relief back to your everyday life—because you deserve to feel grounded, supported, and in control again.

Neuropathy massage is a gentle, targeted form of therapeutic massage designed to relieve symptoms of peripheral neuropathy, such as tingling, burning, numbness, and pain—especially in the hands and feet. This type of massage focuses on improving blood flow, stimulating nerve pathways, and easing muscle tension to help reduce discomfort and support nerve function.

It’s especially helpful for individuals with:

  • Diabetic neuropathy

  • Chemotherapy-induced nerve pain

  • Nerve compression or injury

  • Age-related circulation issues

The massage techniques are adjusted to be soothing and non-invasive, ensuring comfort for those with sensitive or compromised nerves.

What is Neuropathy Massage?

The Benefits of Neuropathy Massage

Specialized Treatments

Neuropathy massage offers gentle, focused relief by improving circulation, easing nerve pain, and reducing tingling or numbness in the hands and feet. It supports healthier nerve function while calming the nervous system, helping you move more comfortably and feel more at ease in your daily life.

It’s safe, soothing, and scientifically backed to support deep recovery from the inside out.

How It Works

Boosts Blood Flow

Red blood drop icon representing increased circulation — massage enhances blood flow to nourish and repair nerve tissue.

Enhances circulation to deliver oxygen and nutrients to damaged nerves.

Stimulates Nerve Pathways

Illustration of nerve bundle — massage stimulates nerve pathways, improving sensation and reducing neuropathic pain.

Encourages healthy nerve signals to reduce pain and improve sensation.

Releases Muscle Tension

Muscle fiber illustration — targeted work releases tight tissue that can compress nerves and aggravate neuropathic symptoms.

Loosens tight muscles that may compress or irritate nearby nerves.

During your session, you can expect a gentle and soothing treatment tailored to your specific needs. The therapist will focus on the hands, feet, and affected areas using techniques that stimulate circulation, release muscle tension, and promote nerve healing. The massage should feel comfortable and relaxing, with pressure adjusted to ensure your comfort. Afterward, you may feel increased mobility, reduced discomfort, and a sense of relaxation.

What to Expect

Is It Right for You?

Neuropathy massage is ideal for individuals experiencing tingling, numbness, or pain in the hands or feet due to conditions like diabetic neuropathy, chemo-induced neuropathy, or nerve compression. If you struggle with poor circulation, muscle tightness, or nerve discomfort, this treatment can help restore comfort and mobility. It's a non-invasive, soothing option for those looking to reduce symptoms and improve quality of life without relying solely on medication.

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Relief begins with a single step—let neuropathy massage guide you back to comfort and movement.

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