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| Therapeutic Massage | ||
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| Duration | Price (With Membership) | Price (Regular) |
| 60 Minutes | $90 | $115 |
| 90 Minutes | $135 | $160 |
| 120 Minutes | $205 | $230 |
Therapeutic Massages
60
Minutes
$90
(With Membership)
$115
(Regular)
Therapeutic Massages
90
Minutes
$135
(With Membership)
$160
(Regular)
Therapeutic Massages
120
Minutes
$205
(With Membership)
$230
(Regular)
What is a Slipped Disc?
Let’s make it simple. Your spine is made of small bones stacked on top of each other, like blocks. Between each bone is a soft cushion called a disc. These discs help your back move and keep it from hurting when you bend or jump. Inside each disc is a soft center, kind of like jelly. Sometimes, that jelly can push out through a crack in the outside layer. That’s what people call a slipped disc.
When this happens, the disc can press on nerves nearby. This can cause pain, tingling, numbness, or weakness in your arms or legs. It usually happens in your lower back or neck and can be pretty painful.
That’s where our chiropractic care can help. At Palmleaf Massage, Dr. Eumi helps people with back problems like this without using surgery or medicine. Instead, she gently moves your spine with her hands to help it feel better.
But it’s not like putting the disc back in place. Chiropractors don’t do that. What they do is help your spine move better, relax tight muscles, and take pressure off your nerves. Think of it like fixing a wobbly stack of blocks so everything stands straight.
When you see Dr. Eumi, she’ll first talk to you about your pain. She may suggest getting an X-ray or MRI to look inside your back. Then she’ll make a plan just for you. During treatment, she’ll use gentle movements to adjust your spine. You might hear a pop, but it doesn’t hurt.
It’s also important to know that chiropractic care isn’t for everyone. Some people with very bad disc problems may need other kinds of care. That’s why Dr. Eumi makes sure each person gets the right treatment that’s safe for them.
Many people feel better after just a few visits. They have less pain, move more easily, and even stand taller. But sometimes, there can be small side effects, like feeling sore. That’s why it’s smart to choose someone like Dr. Eumi, who knows how to treat these issues the right way.
Can Chiropractic Help a Slipped Disc?
If you have a slipped disc, you might be wondering, “Can a chiropractor help with this?” The answer is maybe, depending on your situation. Let’s look at what a slipped disc is and how chiropractic care might help.
How Chiropractors Might Help?
Chiropractors help people with back and spine problems. While they can’t push the disc back in, they might help reduce pain and make it easier for your body to heal. Here are some ways they do that:
- Spinal Decompression: This is a gentle way to stretch your spine and reduce pressure on nerves.
- Gentle Adjustments: Chiropractors move parts of your spine to help it line up better and work properly.
- Nerve Pressure Relief: These changes may take pressure off your nerves, which can help with pain.
- Better Movement: Regular visits may help you move more easily without stiffness.
Is It Safe?
For most people with mild or moderate disc problems, chiropractic care is safe. But it’s not right for everyone. Here are some things to think about:
- Get Checked First: It’s important to know exactly what’s going on. A doctor might need to order an MRI to see your spine.
- Some Cases Are Serious: If you have trouble going to the bathroom, can’t move part of your leg, or feel sudden numbness, see a doctor right away. You may need surgery.
- Use the Right Techniques: Good chiropractors use gentle methods, not anything too rough, especially for disc problems.
- Personalized Plan: Every slipped disc is different. Your treatment should fit your needs, not be the same as everyone else’s.
Why Choose Palmleaf Massage & Dr. Eumi?
Picking the right place for care can feel like a big choice especially when you’re in pain. At Palmleaf Massage, Dr. Eumi and her team work hard to help people feel better, not just for a day, but for the long run. Here’s why this place could be a good fit for you.
What Makes Palmleaf a Good Choice?
Over 10 Years Helping People
Dr. Eumi and her team have helped many people with pain and stress. They’ve been doing this for a long time and know how to help you feel better.
Not Just for Relaxing
Some places just help you relax. At Palmleaf, they focus on fixing what’s really causing your pain using special types of massage and care.
Chiropractic and Massage Together
You can get both types of care in one place. Massage helps your muscles, and chiropractic care helps your spine. Together, they work even better.
Care That Fits You
Everyone is different. Palmleaf creates a plan just for you, based on your pain and your goals.
Gentle Techniques That Feel Safe
If you’re worried about strong movements or pressure, don’t be. Dr. Eumi uses gentle methods that help without being rough, especially for people with disc problems.
Who Is Dr. Eumi?
Dr. Eumi is a chiropractor who also has medical training. That means she understands a lot about how the body works and knows what’s safe for you.
- Trained in Both Medicine and Chiropractic
This helps her make smart, safe choices for your care. - Explains Things Clearly
She talks in a way that’s easy to understand and always makes sure you know what’s going on.
More Than Just a Visit
At Palmleaf, you get more than a massage or an adjustment. You also get:
- Easy Exercises to Do at Home
- Tips for Sitting, Sleeping, and Moving Better
- Kind Support That Feels Personal
A Few Things to Think About
- If you only want a light, relaxing massage, this place might feel a little more focused on healing.
- Some services might not be covered by insurance, so it’s good to ask first.
Ask Your Doctor About Massage Therapy
An Alternative Option For Health Concerns
Conditions We May Help You
Ask Your Doctor About Massage Therapy
Of consumers that discussed massage with their doctor :
- 57 percent of respondents discussed pain relief or pain management with their doctor.
- 36 percent discussed injury recovery or rehabilitation with their doctor.
- 47 percent discussed soreness, stiffness, and spasms with their doctor.
- Other conditions discussed included headaches, pregnancy, and relaxation or stress reduction.
Want to add more value? You can use your Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flex Savings Account FSA for therapeutic massage. MCC code 8099.
Source: American Massage Therapy Association (AMTAmassage.org)
An Alternative Option For Health Concerns
Medical providers and doctors are more commonly viewing massage therapy as
A complementary option to address health concerns. Of consumers who discussed massage therapy with their doctor or medical provider:
- 25 percent were referred to a massage therapist.
- 24 percent indicated they were strongly recommended by their doctor or medical provider to receive a massage.
- 23 percent indicated that they were encouraged by their doctor or medical provider to receive a massage.
- 19 percent were told that a massage might benefit them.
Want to add more value? You can use your Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flex Savings Account FSA for therapeutic massage. MCC code 8099.
Source: American Massage Therapy Association (AMTAmassage.org)
Conditions We May Help You
Types of ailments
Our clinic focuses on managing chronic pain, preventive injury, post-surgery recovery, and body maintenance; One client at a time.
PalmLeaf Massage Clinic may help with pain from these conditions:
- Text Neck
- Shoulder Pain
- Low Back Pain
- Fibromyalgia
- Headaches
- Migraines
- Neck Pain
- Jaw pain (TMJD)
- Whiplash
- Arthritis
- Bursitis
Tendinitis/tendinopathy - Disc pain (bulge/rupture/herniation)
- Mental Health (calm the mind for anxiety, depression)
- Massage as an alternative to opioids
- Accidents
- Injury
- Post-surgery recovery
- Frozen Shoulder
- Rotator cuff (shoulder) pain
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Hand and arm pain
- Repetitive Strain Injuries
Constipation - Lymphedema
- Pelvic pain
- Hip pain
- “Sciatic” pain (buttock and leg pain)
- Leg and knee pain
- Plantar fasciitis (foot) pain
- Other ailments
Monthly Membership Program
Why PalmLeaf Massage & Wellness
Our skilled team of therapists, acupuncturists, and wellness experts work together to create personalized treatments tailored to your needs. At PalmLeaf Massage, we’re dedicated to helping you relax, heal, and feel your best with care and expertise you can trust.
Holistic Treatments
We combine time-tested therapies with modern techniques to provide complete wellness solutions for your body and mind.
Skilled Professionals
Our team of trained therapists and wellness experts is committed to delivering care that puts your health first.
Personalized Wellness Plans
We personalized every session to suit your needs, ensuring you get the care and attention you deserve.
Healthy Living Focus
We help you build simple, lasting habits that support a healthier, more balanced lifestyle.
Innovative Care
Using advanced methods and thoughtful practices, we bring you the best in massage, acupuncture, and chiropractic care.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a chiropractor help with a slipped disc?
Yes, a chiropractor trained in spinal health can help manage slipped disc symptoms by using non-invasive techniques to reduce pressure on nerves, improve mobility, and promote natural healing—without surgery.
What is the best treatment for a slipped disc?
There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. The best treatment often combines chiropractic care, targeted exercises, and lifestyle changes. Many people see relief through spinal adjustments and disc decompression therapy from experienced chiropractors.
Can a slipped disc heal on its own?
In many cases, yes. A slipped disc can gradually heal with conservative care like chiropractic adjustments, gentle stretching, and posture correction. Healing time varies based on disc severity and activity level.
Is walking good for a slipped disc?
Yes, gentle walking is one of the safest and most effective ways to keep your spine active without straining it. It encourages circulation and helps prevent stiffness, especially when paired with professional guidance.
What is the best exercise for a slipped disc?
Core-strengthening exercises that support spinal alignment, like pelvic tilts and bird-dogs, are often recommended. However, it’s essential to follow a plan tailored by a chiropractor or spinal specialist to avoid aggravating the disc.
How long does it take to recover from a slipped disc?
Mild to moderate slipped discs often improve within 6 to 12 weeks with consistent care. Chiropractic sessions, combined with home exercises and ergonomic changes, can speed up recovery and prevent recurrence.
How do I know if my back pain is from a slipped disc?
If your back pain is sharp, radiates down the leg, or worsens when sitting, bending, or coughing, it might be a slipped disc. A chiropractor can perform a physical exam and suggest imaging if needed to confirm it.
Is chiropractic care safe for chronic disc problems?
Yes, when performed by a licensed chiropractor, it’s a safe and evidence-informed approach. Techniques are gentle and adapted to your condition, especially if you’ve had long-standing disc pain or previous spinal issues.
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