Integrative Neuromuscular Massage Therapy

I had the great fortune of meeting Scot a couple of years ago by chance. I had been sore from a particularly brutal rugby match and decided to get a massage instead of working out over my lunch break. The place where he was working at the time was booked that day and I was about to leave and just go work out when the owner of the establishment recommended Scot, who had just started working there, and am I ever glad he did. I have had a lot of different sports related massage therapy over the years but can honestly say that Scot is not only the best masseuse I’ve ever worked with but also the most gifted massage therapist I’ve worked with. It was apparent from the beginning that he knew what he was doing, had a grasp on the best treatment and was above all committed to my well being. He is affable, disarming and very ethical. But more than that his knowledge of biology and physiology is truly impressive. I completely endorse Scot and would recommend his services to anyone who is truly in need of relief from injury or stress related physical ailments.

I have struggled with low back pain for 3 years following bilateral knee replacements and have received unsuccessful treatments from physicians, chiropractors, and a variety of other massage and physical therapists.
I have been seeing Scot for my chronic pain for the past 2 years since moving to Denver receiving great benefit from Scot’s integrated approach. I appreciate his whole body approach including his urging me to strengthen my core with Pilates or yoga to his interest in the use of other holistic modalities. His work is specific to my body and my concerns. He is strong and knowledgable. He has used consultants when needed to find the best solutions to my unique problems. He has loaned me books that I can use to learn more about how to help myself. I trust him, feel safe and comfortable with him and would highly recommend him to anyone with a neuromuscular problem.

Unfortunately, over the past 20 years there have been a few drivers behind me who were not exactly what’d one would refer to as «paying attention» resulting in a few smashed up cars and not to mention quite painful and often very lingering soft tissue injuries for me. I have had so much body work including a few years of certified Rolfing that I feel I have an excellent grasp of what makes a good therapist. I have even been to a few appts. with other practitioners where after I left there were never signs of having had any work done. Not good.
What I like best about the kind of work Scot does is that is it NOT what I refer to as «fluffy» massage but rather the opposite. Nothing against fluffy whatsoever, it definitely has its place. If I want fluffy I go to a spa, have that experience-it’s usually great and serves its purpose.
However, this is completely different as Scot prefers to concentrate on rehabilitative and restorative type work. Not exactly relaxing in the moment but real, structural healing that lasts. His work (along with my participation)) were the catalysts in my healing from another car accident and I am even back to running and circuit training without residual pain. Very good.