BCTMB stands for Board Certified in Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork. It is Certification on the National Level. To earn this credential, Therapists must pass an exam, be voted in by their peers, and recertify every year by taking a minimum amount of continuing education credits. Ensuring your therapist stays current with the most up to date discoveries learned in empirical research.

BCTMB Therapists:

1. Have the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to provide high-quality care to clients.

2. Integrate effectively with the medical and healthcare communities.

3. Are part of a community dedicated to elevating the profession, their education, and their practice.

Mondays, Tuesdays, ... Fridays, Saturdays

2pm to 8pm.

Normally sessions are:

2:00

3:30

5:00

6:30

...so, 4 sessions available for four days a week

Wear or bring comfortable fitting gym shorts and sports bra/tank top. Depending on your session, you may not need to get undressed. Wearing clothes that you can move easily in give us more options for manual muscle testing and assessments both pre and post treatment.

Manual Lymph Drainage (MLD) sessions: I will need to have skin to skin contact with the appendage to be most effective.

YES!! Schroeder, my yellow labrador, is my service dog. If you are allergic to dogs, please tell me before you book your session, and we can talk about it.

Not unless you want it to! Some modalities do cause some initial discomfort. Graston Technique and cupping may cause some "good pain" similar to a deep tissue massage.

Manual Lymph Drainage is VERY GENTLE; it uses light strokes that tend to relax overly stressed joints while moving fluid that is just beneath the skin (not deep work, very surface level).