PRESS RELEASE: Mornington Peninsula Myotherapy & Massage Reveals the Surprising Connection between Regular Massages and Improved Mental Health

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Mornington Peninsula Myotherapy & Massage Reveals the Surprising Connection between Regular Massages and Improved Mental Health

Mornington Peninsula Myotherapy & Massage, a leading provider of massage therapy in Victoria, today unveiled the groundbreaking connection between mental health and frequent massages. The clinic, owned by Dr Ben Carvosso, aims to educate the community about the far-reaching benefits of massage therapy beyond physical relaxation.

As more people seek ways to alleviate stress and anxiety, Dr Carvosso and his team have delved into the science behind the therapeutic benefits of massage. They discovered that regular massages not only improve physical well-being but also have a profound impact on mental health. A recent study demonstrated that participants who received massages experienced a 26% reduction in stress hormones, while serotonin and dopamine levels increased by approximately 30%.

Dr Carvosso explains, “The physical touch and muscel manipulation involved in massage has been shown to release endorphins, serotonin, and dopamine – chemicals in the brain that play a crucial role in mood regulation and stress reduction. This makes massage therapy an effective approach to managing mental health issues like anxiety and depression alongside traditional treatments.”

Mornington Peninsula Myotherapy & Massage’s holistic approach emphasises the importance of understanding and addressing the connection between the body and the mind. Their team of expert therapists offers a range of massage techniques, including deep tissue massage, Swedish massage, and trigger point therapy, tailored to suit the unique needs of each client.

The clinic is also dedicated to raising awareness about the mental health benefits of massage and is actively involved in various community initiatives to promote well-being. Through workshops, seminars, and partnerships with local mental health organisations, Mornington Peninsula Myotherapy & Massage strives to make a difference in the lives of those struggling with mental health challenges.

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Name: Dr Ben CarvossoCompany: Mornington Peninsula Myotherapy & MassageEmail: [email protected]Phone: 03 5947 4896

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April 20, 2023/by Reland Pigte

About Mornington Peninsula Myotherapy & Massage

About Mornington Peninsula Myotherapy & Massage: Located in Mornington, Victoria, Mornington Peninsula Myotherapy & Massage is a professional massage therapy clinic specialising in a range of treatments to improve physical and mental well-being. Owned and operated by Dr Ben Carvosso, the clinic focuses on a client-centred approach, ensuring personalised care and exceptional results

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