Massage may be medicine's oldest and simplest form of care,
going back thousands of years to ancient societies in China, Egypt and Greece where it was the principle means of relieving pain. 

Today, various forms of massage are used in intensive care units, for children with chronic diseases, elderly people who struggle with their range of motion, babies in incubators and patients with cancer, heart attacks or strokes.

Anna Piludu's own life's story is one of the healing properties of massage therapy, finding relief from chronic pain symptoms do to the lingering effects of a life-threating car accident.  Her transforming experiences have given Anna insight into the needs of others.

There are several techniques available.

Swedish Massage is the most basic massage techniques.  Swedish is used for relaxing the body and mind.  Swedish, although relaxing, does not address pain or dysfunction issues.  Use Swedish to treat yourself, a way of decompressing after a stressful week.

Neuromuscular Therapy is more of a corrective form of bodywork.  Neuromuscular Therapy focuses on postural disturbances, and chronic pain issues. Even a fall down the stairs a decade ago can have an effect on the body years later.  Neuromuscular Therapy focuses on changing the signal between the muscles and the brain.

Do you feel that you have lost height since you’ve gotten older? NMT is for you.  Do you feel like you can’t take as deep of a breath as you used to?  NMT is for you.  Do you get regular headaches?  Guess what? NMT is for you!!!  Anywhere you have pain even if it's’ “old pain”, NMT is the answer.
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