Is there a massage technique to help relieve carpal tunnel syndrome?

Yes. Try therapeutic knitting. You can correct the entire carpal tunnel problem, as knitting properly will exercise muscles that strengthen and relax the muscles and nerves that support it and other finger, hand, wrist and shoulder functions for both hands.

yes there is. carpal tunnel is a swelling in the area of the ventral side of the wrists. there is a tunnel where the median nerve goes thru and because of the swelling the nerve is entrapped and thus the numbness and tingling of the middle fingers. a massage therapist that addresses the flexor muscles of the forearm by massaging them and stratching them will relieve the symptoms .bringing the hand into dorsiflexion and kneading the flexor muscles ( carpi ulnaris and radialis ) success will be achieved

Active Release Technique (ART) has been proven to stop CTS. It is an advanced myofascial release system used by the majority of professional athletes. CTS is caused by an impingment of the median nerve. There are 6 major entrapment sites for the median nerve(all of which can cause CTS symptomology) in the following muscles: thenar muscles, flexor retinaculum at the carpal tunnel, the junction of prontor teres and flexor digitorum suerficialis muscles, at the ligament of struthers, at the coracopectoral tunnel, and finally at scalenes. Go to activerelease.com for a local LMT or chiropractor that is CERTIFIED in doing this.