EXPERT
Chetsada Anoraj
Massage Therapist
Jesse Anoraj is the owner and therapist at Artisan Neuromuscular & Sports Therapy, a massage studio specializing in therapeutic massage techniques and relaxing bodywork for pain and stress management in Los Angeles. With over 10 years of experience in the field, Jesse is a skilled and qualified therapist who has helped many clients find relief from chronic pain and injuries.
Jesse's approach to hands-on treatment is a fusion of Eastern Bodywork and Modern Western Science. He is a facilitator who works with individuals who want to enhance their health, mind, and well-being. He aims to relieve chronic muscle pain, release tension in specific areas, and improve flexibility and mobility using his empathic touch based on the Neuroscience of Massage Therapy.
Before pursuing his Advanced Neuromuscular Therapy Diploma, Jesse spent several years practicing Thai bodywork. However, he realized he could offer more help to people through proper education, which led him to immerse himself in in-depth studies of Human Anatomy and Physiology, specifically the Musculoskeletal System. Jesse received one-on-one training in the Advanced Neuromuscular Therapy Program and Clinical Sports Massage at the National Holistic Institute in Studio City, California. As a result, he earned the title and diploma of Advanced Neuromuscular Therapist and Health Educator with honors after completing the 1250-hour program and passing the Massage & Bodywork Licensing Examination (MBLEx).
As a Clinical Massage Therapist, Jesse specializes in Trigger Points and Myofascial Pain & Injury, Thai/Shiatsu Massage, Sports & Stretching Massage, Neuromuscular Therapy, and Customized Therapeutic Massage. He aims to listen to his clients and their bodies to help facilitate their healing and rejuvenation.
Artisan Neuromuscular & Sports Therapy's focus on personalized solutions has made it the go-to choice for those seeking relief from pain and stress in Los Angeles and West Hollywood. The studio's commitment to providing exceptional care to clients and helping them achieve optimal health and wellness sets it apart from others in the field.
Jesse's approach to hands-on treatment is a fusion of Eastern Bodywork and Modern Western Science. He is a facilitator who works with individuals who want to enhance their health, mind, and well-being. He aims to relieve chronic muscle pain, release tension in specific areas, and improve flexibility and mobility using his empathic touch based on the Neuroscience of Massage Therapy.
Before pursuing his Advanced Neuromuscular Therapy Diploma, Jesse spent several years practicing Thai bodywork. However, he realized he could offer more help to people through proper education, which led him to immerse himself in in-depth studies of Human Anatomy and Physiology, specifically the Musculoskeletal System. Jesse received one-on-one training in the Advanced Neuromuscular Therapy Program and Clinical Sports Massage at the National Holistic Institute in Studio City, California. As a result, he earned the title and diploma of Advanced Neuromuscular Therapist and Health Educator with honors after completing the 1250-hour program and passing the Massage & Bodywork Licensing Examination (MBLEx).
As a Clinical Massage Therapist, Jesse specializes in Trigger Points and Myofascial Pain & Injury, Thai/Shiatsu Massage, Sports & Stretching Massage, Neuromuscular Therapy, and Customized Therapeutic Massage. He aims to listen to his clients and their bodies to help facilitate their healing and rejuvenation.
Artisan Neuromuscular & Sports Therapy's focus on personalized solutions has made it the go-to choice for those seeking relief from pain and stress in Los Angeles and West Hollywood. The studio's commitment to providing exceptional care to clients and helping them achieve optimal health and wellness sets it apart from others in the field.
6 years
Experience
Chetsada Anoraj
- Los Angeles, CA
- National Holistic Institute
- Accepting new patients
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Can massage fix tight muscles?
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Massage can't fix tight muscles but massage therapy can be effective in addressing tight muscles. When muscles are tight, it can be a sign of an underlying issue such as poor posture, overuse, or injury. Massage therapy can help to release tension and knots in the muscles, improving flexibility and reducing pain and discomfort. Regular massage therapy can also help to prevent the muscles from becoming tight again by improving circulation and reducing muscle imbalances. However, it is important to note that massage therapy may not be a permanent fix for tight muscles. It may be necessary to address the underlying issue through other treatments, such as stretching or exercise.
Is massage effective for scoliosis?
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Can a massage heal scoliosis?
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Unfortunately, massage cannot heal scoliosis. Scoliosis is a medical condition that affects the curvature of the spine and is typically diagnosed and treated by medical professionals such as orthopedic doctors, chiropractors, or physical therapists. While massage therapy can provide relief from some of the symptoms associated with scoliosis, such as muscle tension or pain, it cannot correct the underlying structural issues of the spine. It is always best to consult with your healthcare provider for appropriate treatment options.
