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“If you are distressed by anything external, the pain is not due to the thing itself but to your own estimate of it; and this you have the power to revoke at any moment...” Marcus Aurelius

The Center for Stress & Pain Management has been serving the Triangle community since 1997. We are committed to providing the best and latest alternative therapies. In addition, our friendly and professional staff is here to answer any questions you may have about our company or our services.

Our goal is to provide the best quality therapy by creating a personalized therapeutic program that meets the needs of each individual. We aim to meet our client’s needs by continuing to develop our staff and providing the latest alternative therapy.

Credentials
CREDENTIALSThe Center for Stress & Pain Management is committed to providing the best and latest alternative therapies. Our therapists are nationally certified by the American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA) and maintain their certification and specialties by taking continuing educational courses as required by law and to better meet our clients needs.Since 1997, we have helped people take charge of their well-being and have been instrumental with helping our clients to manage their stress and pain conditions. Our staff is prepared to work closely with your health care provider to ensure optimal benefits from the therapy you receive. Our commitment to a personalized and focused therapy has earned us the reputation as the best therapeutic massage center in the area. MARIA C. PARRANC LMBT #332Therapist, President(919)368-0941Maria, a native of Colombia, S.A., gained her interest for massage therapy through her grandfather, Benjamin. Her grandfather was known as a healer or sobandero in his hometown. Those who had muscle pain sought him because he did deep tissue work. Initially he left you in pain, but in a few days you were feeling much better!At the young age of five, Maria came to the United States with her mother, father, and two sisters. Maria was raised in N.J. She did her associates degree at Stafford Hall School of Business. After graduation she got married and began working in Medical Records at Overlook Hospital in Summit, NJ. There she was recruited by Dr. Jerome Cantor as a Medical Assistant for his office. After having her first child, Maria opened a child daycare business. She was forced to close this business when her husband was transferred to N.C. in 1996.Maria has always liked working with people. She has a good, kind and caring disposition. With her background in the medical field and the love of working with people, she decided to pursue Massage Therapy. Maria enrolled in the N.C. School of Massage Therapy and graduated in February 1997 and has been practicing ever since. During her studies there she felt she had finally found her calling. She felt she could provide hands-on treatment to help people. Maria has been trained and has experience in Deep Tissue, Swedish, Sport Massage and is also certified in Vodder Manual Lymph Therapy.In March 1997, Maria began working as a Massage Therapist at the Center for Stress and Pain Management. In February 2006, Maria became the new owner of the Center. Along with the facelift the office has experienced, and new policies and procedures, Maria wishes to be able to service more clients. In the near future, Maria plans to add services not currently provided, such as: Osteopathy, Naturopathy, Acupuncture, Chiropractic, Nutritionists, and Art and Music Therapy. Marias vision and goal is to provide an ambience of healing and comfort.JORGE SANCHEZNC LMBT #6249Contract Therapist(919)785-0705Jorge was born in Mexico City and moved to The United States in 1994, his first experience with massage therapy was while taking a camping and survival skills class in collage. The course incorporated massage as part of the sensibility awareness.Jorge received his massage training at The School of Massage in Mexico City. He holds a degree in Physical Education and Sports Medicine from the University of ESEF in Mexico City. Jorge is also a graduate from Wake Tech Community Collage from their massage therapy program.Jorge loves to work with people of all ages and with all types of needs. He enjoys using his training and experience to make a difference in the lives of everyone he comes across. Jorge believes that a relaxed healthy and reenergized person is a happy person.

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Sports Massage

Is a therapy aimed at reducing the amount of muscle contractions and thereby allowing muscles to relax. This goal is achieved through massage by reducing the amount of waste products, lactic and carbonic acid, generated by strenuous physical activity.Benefits:· Reduces waste products allowing the body to recover faster fromphysical exertion.· Prevents injury by helping muscles relax and improves bloodcirculation.

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Swedish Massage

Refers to a wide variety of techniques, which includes some deep tissue, designed to provide overall muscle relaxation, improved circulation and release of toxins.Benefits:· Allows you to relax and release tension.· Provides for a quiet time where you can "go away".

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Deep Tissue Massage

Is a generic term used to describe bodywork which goes below superficial connective tissue with the intent of breaking up old structural patterns and allowing the free flow of nutrients and oxygen in the blood. Deep tissue requires that the therapist apply a considerable amount of pressure which in some cases may cause some discomfort.Benefits:· Increases range of motion of limbs by restoring mobility.· Relaxes and sooths muscles.· Breaks up scar tissue due to injury.· Aids muscles to stay flexible.

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Trigger Point Therapy

Focuses on physical points of the body that cause pain and can be felt by touch. These trigger points can be subdivided into active and latent points. An active trigger point will hurt without being touched and when touched, it will send pain to another part of the body. A latent trigger point hurts when touched and it does not send pain signals to other parts of the body. Benefits:· Reduces stiffness which increases mobility.· Improves circulation which promotes better health.

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Hot-Stone Massage

Hot stone massage is a specialty massage where the therapist uses smooth, heated stones, either as an extension of their own hands, or by placing them on the body while they massage other parts of the body. The heat can be both deeply relaxing and help warm up tight muscles so the therapist can work more deeply, more quickly.Benefits:•Alleviates stress •Releases toxins •Relieves pain •Improves circulation

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Reflexology

Is a holistic therapy that mainly focuses or works on the hands and feet as they are the end points for many nerves who are believed to have corresponding trigger/pressure points that can be stimulated to affect the corresponding organs, glands and parts of the body.Benefits:· Can strengthen the immune system thereby keeping you healthier.· Improves blood circulation.· Increases spiritual awareness.

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Prenatal Massage

Is very similar to a regular Swedish/Deep Tissue massage but it focuses on the special needs that arise during pregnancy as well as relieving the pains that are associated with pregnancy (back aches, swelling, bloating and leg cramps).Benefits:· Relieves stress an anxiety associated with pregnancy.· Alleviates some of the physical pains associated with pregnancy.

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Lymphatic Therapy

Stimulates the flow of lymphatic fluid helping the lymphatic system rid itself of excess fluids and toxins as well as delivering nutrients to tissue.Benefits:· Relieves fluid congestion.· May strengthen the immune system.· Helps the body rid itself of toxins which improves the overall well-being.· Works on the nervous system which can reduce blood pressure and thereby reducing stress and improving sleep patterns.

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Aromatherapy

Uses aromatic essential oils to stimulate the senses and promote a sense of well-being. This therapy is often used in conjunction with massage. Aroma Therapy stimulates the senses in a positive way which helps you relax and allows you to be in a better frame of mind. This ancient healing practice addresses the entire being which includes the mental, emotion, spiritual and physical bodies. Through the skillful application of therapeutically potent, essential oils of flowers, plants, stems, roots, etc, the body can be assisted to heal itself and return to balance.

Prices-Packages
PRICES & PACKAGESSingle Massage Sessions30 Minute Session: $45.0060 Minute Session: $70.0090 Minute Session: $100.00 PackagesBuy 5 one-hour sessions: $350 (get 1 one-hour session free)(a $70 savings)Other Services- Corporate Chair Massage- Wedding Parties- Health Fairs* All pricing subject to change.

Massage Referral ProgramIt's as easy as 1-2-31 Refer a friend2 Refer a co-worker3 Refer a family memberFor every three people that you refer and get a massage at The Center for Stress & Pain Management, you will receive your next massage at 50% off. Email your referrals to: cspm_ncmassage.net
Contact
CONTACT USOur center is conveniently located in Raleigh near the Beltline and Six Forks intersection just north of the North Hills Mall. If you have any questions about the directions, please call us and we will be glad to help.The Center for Stress & Pain Management is now located at:3509 Haworth Dr., Suite 222Raleigh, NC 27609Phone (919) 368-0941email: cspm_ncmassage.net
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