If you’re looking for a massage here in Bountiful, UT, you’ve probably noticed there are a lot of options—and not a lot of clarity about what actually makes them different. At On Point Therapeutic Massage, we offer two main types of sessions: Therapeutic Massage Essential Massage Both are hands-on, professional massage therapy sessions. The difference is really about what your body needs right now—problem-solving or maintenance. Therapeutic Massage - for pain, injuries, and “

This is a question I get asked a lot and there's no one-right answer. It all depends on your body, your pain, and your lifestyle. Here’s some information that I hope will help guide you. For a lot of people, massage falls into one of two categories: something you do once you’re already in pain, or something that was nice that one time and then quietly disappeared under work, kids, life, etc... The truth sits somewhere in the middle. Massage works best when it’s used intention

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