Massage Therapy

Massage Therapy in Fargo, ND

Massage has been practiced for thousands of years. It can be a powerful tool to help you take charge of your health and wellness. Massage plays a crucial role in fostering a holistic approach to physical therapy. The well-established advantages of massage therapy extend far beyond relaxation and pampering.

Personalized Massage Experience

Our skilled Massage Therapists are dedicated to tailoring each massage to meet your individual needs. We can give you a personalized massage session that focuses on specific areas or adjusts the pressure to your liking.

Benefits of Massage

Reducing Pain
Enhancing Flexibility and Range of Motion
Accelerating Recovery
Easing Muscle Tension
Correcting Postural Imbalances
Preparing for Physical Activities
Improving Circulation
Alleviating Exercise-Induced Soreness
Stress Reduction
Help manage depression and anxiety
Improve sleep
Boost Immunity
Raise Alertness
Ease Headaches

Our Range of Massage Services:

Deep Tissue Massage: Targeting deep layers of muscle to alleviate chronic tension and pain.
Myofascial Release: Easing restrictions in the connective tissue for enhanced mobility.
Cupping: Utilizing suction cups to promote blood flow and relaxation.
Manual Lymphatic Drainage: Stimulating the lymphatic system for detox and healing.
Prenatal Massage: Therapeutic bodywork tailored specifically for pregnant women. This type of massage addresses the unique needs and changes that occur in a woman’s body during pregnancy. Learn more about Prenatal Massage at Bodyworks Physical Therapy.
Sports Massage: Optimizing athletic performance and aiding in recovery.
Swedish (Relaxation) Massage: Providing gentle, soothing strokes for overall relaxation.
Trigger Point Release: Releasing tight knots in muscles for pain relief.
Structural Integration: Enhancing body alignment and balance.
Passive Stretching: Improving flexibility through assisted stretching techniques.
Neuromuscular Technique: Addressing specific muscular issues and imbalances.

Enhance Your Experience with Essential Oils

You can add essential oils (lavender, lemon, peppermint, or wintergreen) to your massage for an extra $5. These natural scents complement the therapeutic benefits of massage, elevating your overall experience.

Massage Pricing

30 min

$60

60 min

$95

90 min

$135

120 min

$175

Just had the best deep tissue massage I've ever gotten. The therapist was very patient, thorough, careful, and precise. I can't wait to go back for another. Also looking forward to try their aquatic therapy program

- Abiola Adebayo

Book Your Massage Appointment Today

Take the first step towards rejuvenation and vitality. Schedule your massage appointment with us today! Experience the positive impact massage therapy can have on your health and well-being.

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Meet Our Massage Therapists

Heather Miller

LMT, Director of Massage

Brad Meier

LMT

Claire Dahl

LMT

Further Reading on Massage Therapy

FAQs About Massage Therapy

What types of massage does Bodyworks offer?

Bodyworks offers several massage styles, including deep tissue, myofascial release, cupping, manual lymphatic drainage, pregnancy massage, sports massage, Swedish (relaxation) massage, trigger point release, structural integration, and passive stretching, performed by licensed massage therapists.

Is massage therapy safe during pregnancy?

Yes, pregnancy massage is a service specifically offered at Bodyworks and is provided by a licensed massage therapist trained in techniques appropriate for pregnancy.

How long are massage sessions?

Sessions are available in 30, 60, 90, and 120-minute options, so you can choose a length that fits your goals and schedule. Daytime, evening, and weekend appointments are available.

Is massage therapy covered by insurance?

Massage therapy is generally offered as a self-pay wellness service rather than billed to insurance. Contact our team for current pricing and payment options.

What’s the difference between massage and physical therapy?

Massage focuses on relaxation, circulation, and general muscle tension relief, while physical therapy is a clinical treatment aimed at diagnosing and resolving a specific injury or condition. Some patients use massage alongside physical therapy for additional relief.

Can I request a specific type of massage or focus area?

Yes. Massage sessions can be customized to your preferred pressure, focus areas, and technique, and you can add essential oils to your session for an additional cost.