About Us
You'll love the comfortable location we've created just for you! Take your mind off the stresses of life and treat yourself to a pleasant and calming experience. The following amenities and conveniences are offered to make your time with us more enjoyable:
- Ample, Free Parking
- Convenient Location
- Online Scheduling
- Robes
- Beverages
- Free Consultations
As massage therapists, we continually add to our skills and learn new techniques. When you visit us, our friendly, helpful staff will answer your questions and make suggestions on how to best serve you and reach your relaxation goals.
We are a proud Dermalogica salon and retailer that stands behind their products' efficacy and name. Their facials and products cover a number of concerns from aging, fine lines, acne, and dark spots. Book with one of our certified estheticians today.
Call to schedule a massage, facial, or body appointment!
845 Sir Thomas Ct. Suite 6
Harrisburg, PA 17109
Phone: (717) 724-7009
Email: inertiamassage1@hotmail.com
Benefits of Massage
It has long since been known in the medical community that massage therapy is very beneficial in the rehabilitation of injured muscles. It not only lessens the risk of re-injury it also helps to calm an otherwise anxious client and gives room for physical therapy effectiveness.
Massage allows the muscles to warm and elongate back to their original state. After trauma massage can stimulate blood flow, eliminate waste, improve general flexibility, range of motion, and tissue elasticity.
Many people know massage is effective for aches and pains, but at Inertia Massage we try to bring awareness to all the physical and emotional attributes of massage. Researchers at the Group Health Center for Health Studies in Seattle, Washington, found that massage works better than common treatments including chiropractic therapy and acupuncture. Several studies show massage reduces levels of the stress hormones serotonin and dopamine. Those changes slow your heart rate, reduce blood pressure, and block your nervous system’s pain receptors.