Quincy Boyce, LMT
Medical Massage Therapist
Quincy graduated from North Idaho Massage Academy in May of 2018. She’s been running her own business practicing as a Licensed Massage Therapist since June of 2018. She offers several modalities in her practice and is always expanding her treatments based on new continuing education.
Quincy has a unique and effective style. It is a holistically broad and intuitively therapeutic approach to the body. She uses great time management to achieve the most effective treatment session. She uses firm to deep pressure to release tissues but, is also able to individualize each session to the patient. Quincy provides extensive education regarding your conditions and the treatments she is using. You can feel the passion in Quincy’s work and her extensive knowledge of the body is evident in her treatments. Quincy’s goal in her practice is to educate and unify your mind and body by bringing awareness to the source of the pain rather than where you may be feeling it. This helps you to create a healthy conscientious connection with the brain, nervous system, and body as a whole. Quincy’s vast knowledge of the
Specialized Massage Therapy Techniques
Quincy specializes in myofascial manipulation, deep tissue, trigger point therapy while incorporating stretching, silicone cupping, scraping and warm stone therapy.
Quincy provides massage services at the following location
Myofascial Manipulation
This technique does not use oil and involves stretching the superficial layers of fascia using skin rolling and manipulating the body to stretch.
Warm Stone Therapy
Used as an add on treatment to other manual therapies. It can reduce tenderness of tissues allowing therapist to ease into deeper work that's needed. The heat of the stones helps warm the muscle and the pressure from the stones allows for deeper work. Tapping of the stone is used on very tight areas to release more tension.
Silicone Cupping
Cupping is an old Chinese therapy that uses suction cups that target tissues about 4 inches deep into your muscle group. It draws blood to the area releasing the deeper layers of fascia and promoting deep circulation and healing.
Stretching
This is a form of body work that involves increasing the mobility of stiff joints and connective tissues. No oil or lotion is used while therapist stretches tissues. This treatment may also be provided separate from a massage session and while client is fully clothed. Stretching decreases muscle soreness and improves flexibility.
Scraping
Is a tool used for treatment of the superficial layers of fascia and for tendons that are tight and contributing to joint pain. Like cupping, it is used to promote increased circulation and release tension.
Trigger Point Therapy
Application of constant pressure to targeted tissue for anywhere from 90 seconds to 5 mins to allow the muscle to release tension.
TMJ Treatment
