Your appointment will usually begin with a brief medical history and standard intake form. Your desires regarding types of massage, pressure, body parts to be worked on and all details will be determined by you.
That depends on your goals. Chronic pain or recent surgery or injury may initially require several visits. After that, you can decide how often you want to include massage in your self-care. I am happy to share some stretches and other feel-good tips that you can use in-between visits.
You and I will decide what works best for you. We may use a combination of different techniques for different sessions or use several techniques in one session (i.e. combining Massage and Manual Lymph Drainage). My toolbox includes Swedish and relaxation, lymphatic massage, Thai on the table, neuromuscular/medical massage, and … Read more >
Swedish relaxation, neuromuscular therapy, and deep tissue massage are all designed to affect the soft tissue, meaning muscles, tendons, and ligaments, as well as the skin. These techniques are generally deeper than MLD since they are addressing muscular issues. MLD is considered more of a skin technique. It is specifically … Read more >
Many types of massage can be effectively done while you remain fully clothed. You will decide what your comfort level is when undressing. You will be discreetly covered.
A 30-minute session is $55, for any type or combination of treatments. A 60-minute session is $90, for any type or combination of treatments.
I do not take insurance or do any third-party billing. I will gladly provide you with a “superbill”, which you can then submit to your insurance for reimbursement or towards your deductible.
Yes, we have a ramp entrance to the building and my office is on the main floor.