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Massage Myths: Contraindication Edition

Posted on January 22, 2019January 30, 2019 by Jen Hatley

Contraindication is a long word with a simple meaning: a reason you shouldn’t receive a particular treatment, such as a massage. There are local contraindications—things like a small wound—that shouldn’t be massaged directly, but that don’t mean you can’t still get a perfectly good massage on other parts of your body. Then there are general […]

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Guide to Gifting Massage

Posted on December 7, 2018January 30, 2019 by Jen Hatley

When you’re relaxing on a massage table, it’s easy to see massage as a gift. Whether you’re there to reduce pain, to ease anxiety, to help you recover from the physical and mental stresses of work or athletic training or parenting or simply being alive, massage is a moment of freedom in an occasionally crushing […]

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Stress, Anxiety, and Massage

Posted on April 2, 2018January 30, 2019 by Jen Hatley

Why get a massage? According to a survey conducted by the American Massage Therapy Association, 28% of Americans who get a massage do so for relaxation and stress reduction. That’s a lot of people in the US who feel strongly enough about their own experiences with massage for stress reduction to put their money on […]

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Stephanie Sebero
Stephanie Sebero
02:49 22 Apr 17
Jen must be a naturally good therapist with really great training. She tailors my massages to help dissolve the issues that trigger point muscle spasms, scar tissue with neuropathy, and overall fatigue can cause. She is obviously excited by the science behind how the body works and she stays up to date with news in the massage and related fields. Her enthusiasm shows me how much she cares about providing me with the best service. She has been clean, prompt, and professional without seeming clinical. I hope to work with her for many more years.
Elisabeth Mills
Elisabeth Mills
01:05 24 Apr 17
I've had the pleasure of being massaged by Jen twice now, and both experiences were heavenly. I went to see Jen because I have fibromyalgia, which means I deal with a lot of muscle pain. Prior to beginning the massage, she took time to gather detailed information about what areas were bothering me and about the type of pain I was experiencing. Jen found and relieved my trigger points, and worked out other tight muscles. I immediately felt relaxed and refreshed, and the relief from muscle pain and discomfort continued through the next several days. She's my go-to massage therapist now!
Winterfield Garden
Winterfield Garden
19:21 04 May 17
Jen has worked on me and my husband for years. We are always left feeling very relaxed.
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Recent Posts

  • Massage As A Back-Pain Killer
  • What’s The Difference Between A Good And A Fantastic Massage Therapist?
  • Massage Myths: Contraindication Edition
  • Guide to Gifting Massage
  • Stress, Anxiety, and Massage

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