Bryan Lindquist LMT

About Us

Our Specialties

  • Orthopedic Massage Therapy

  • Oncology Massage Therapy

  • Post-Op Massage Therapy

  • Home - Hospice and Palliative Massage Therapy

  • Craniosacral Therapy

  • MLD - Manual Lymphatic Drainage

  • Jin Shin Jyutsu

  • Reiki

Our Approach

At Salt Lake Orthopedic Massage Therapy, we take a holistic approach to healthcare, focusing on the well-being of the whole body. Our specialized Orthopedic and Clinical Massage Therapy techniques ensure personalized treatments that cater to the unique needs of each individual, promoting overall health and wellness.

Orthopedic Massage Therapy in Salt Lake City · Your Path to Pain‑Free Mobility

Orthopedic massage is a specialized, evidence‑based technique that targets muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints affected by injury or chronic strain. As a licensed massage therapist in Salt Lake City, I bring a unique blend of clinical knowledge and hands‑on skill that helps clients:

  • Reduce pain – From lower‑back ache to shoulder impingement, focused pressure releases trigger points and eases inflammation.

  • Improve range of motion – Stretching and mobilization restore flexibility, allowing everyday activities and sports performance to flourish.

  • Accelerate recovery – By increasing blood flow and flushing out metabolic waste, tissues heal faster after surgery, sprains, or overuse injuries.

  • Prevent future injuries – Balanced muscle tone and joint alignment lower the risk of repeat strains and chronic conditions.


Common Conditions Treated

Lower back pain
Dull ache, stiffness, limited bending
Releases tight lumbar muscles, reduces disc pressure

Neck & shoulder tension
Headaches, restricted rotation
Targets trapezius & levator scapulae, improves posture

Knee pain (patellofemoral, meniscus)
Swelling, clicking, difficulty climbing stairs
Mobilizes peri‑patellar tissue, eases surrounding musculature

Hip & gluteal tightness
Hip drop, sciatic irritation
Lengthens piriformis, restores hip stability

Sports‑related injuries (e.g., tennis elbow, rotator cuff)
Localized soreness, loss of strength
Breaks down adhesions, promotes functional movement patterns

Post‑surgical rehab
Scar tissue, limited mobility
Softens scar tissue, re‑educates neuromuscular control


What to Expect

Immediate relief – Most clients feel a noticeable reduction in discomfort after the first session.

  • Progressive improvement – With a series of 4–6 weekly treatments, mobility gains become measurable (e.g., increased flexion angle, stronger grip).

  • Long‑term wellness – Regular maintenance sessions keep muscles supple, reduce recurrence, and support overall health.