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Neck
For stiffness and tension related to desk work, driving, screen time or daily stress.
Focused massage for the areas that often carry the most everyday tension — the neck, shoulders and back. Your therapist adapts pressure and focus around how your body feels that day.
Long hours at a desk, driving, workouts and everyday stress can leave the neck, shoulders and back feeling tight or overworked. This service page is designed around those common focus areas.
Your therapist begins by asking where you feel the most tension, what pressure you prefer and whether you want a more relaxing or more targeted session.
Depending on the massage you choose, the session may draw from Deep Tissue Massage , Swedish Massage or Myofascial Release techniques.
You do not need to diagnose the problem yourself. Tell your therapist where you feel tight, tired or overworked.
For stiffness and tension related to desk work, driving, screen time or daily stress.
Focused work around the shoulders and upper traps, with pressure adjusted to your comfort.
Targeted attention for the upper, mid or lower back depending on where you feel the most tension.
Every visit starts with a short conversation about where you feel tension and what level of pressure feels right. Your therapist then focuses the session around those areas.
Back, neck and shoulder tension can be approached differently depending on the pressure and style you prefer.
A strong option for clients who prefer slower, more targeted work around tight muscle areas.
A smoother option for clients who want neck, shoulder and back focus with a more relaxing overall feel.
A slower, focused option for clients interested in sustained hands-on techniques.
Visit Massage Bliss and Bodywork at 415 West Huron Street, L1, in River North for a personalized massage session focused on the areas that feel most tense.
It depends on the pressure and experience you prefer. Deep Tissue may suit clients who want more focused pressure, while Swedish Massage is often chosen for a gentler, more flowing session.
Yes. Tell your therapist which areas need the most attention so the session can be personalized within the massage service you booked.
Choose Deep Tissue if you generally prefer slower, more targeted pressure. Choose Swedish if you prefer a smoother, more relaxation-focused session. Pressure can still be adjusted in either case.
Yes. Your therapist can adjust pressure at any time based on your comfort.
415 West Huron Street, L1, River North, Chicago, IL 60654.
Book online and tell your therapist where you feel the most tension when you arrive.