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Massage Therapy 

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Massage Therapy:

Available Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays

60 minute massage for $90

90 minute massage for $120

120 minute massage for $155

*additional services and prices listed below; teens ages 13-17 must obtain parental consent unless emancipation has been obtained (must provide proof)

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Services Provided

Jacob Gilbert, LMT and Karen Fetchko, LMT

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Swedish massage:

Combines 7 different massage techniques including gliding, kneading, friction, percussion, vibration, stretching, and joint mobilization to provide the body and mind with a general sense of rejuvenation and relaxation. Swedish massages are mostly symmetrical and pick out a few key areas of tension to work out through the massage. (this is what most people think of when they think of massage) Can be performed with light to deep pressure.

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Deep tissue:

Not to be confused with a deep pressure Swedish massage, deep tissue massages are very slow and methodic. Typically a full body deep tissue massage takes 90-120 minutes. It uses gliding, kneading, friction, and stretching to slowly sink into the deeper tissues of the body. A medium to deep pressure is used. When done properly, a deep tissue massage does not necessarily feel like deep pressure is being used and should not be painful.

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Relaxation massage:

Geared towards relaxing your mind and body, relaxation massages mainly use gliding and kneading strokes to generally work the muscles and surface tissues. The strokes tend to be rhythmic, slow, and smooth. Each side is worked symmetrically. Can be done using light-deep pressure.

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Injury Assessment:

If you are suffering from chronic or acute pain, massage could be the solution for you. Injury assessment massage is generally purchased as a series. During the first session 15-20 minutes is spent discussing the problem and assessing what is going on. This can include analyzing posture, the way you walk, range of motion, etc. Please note I am not a doctor, I can not diagnose you, I can simply assess and tell you what is obvious, then try to work my magic. The rest of the time will be spent with you on the table while I feel for any areas of tension, constriction, adhesion, etc. After that, we will discuss a plan of action together and if massage is right for you.

Katie Morris, LMT

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Swedish massage:

Combines 7 different massage techniques including gliding, kneading, friction, percussion, vibration, stretching, and joint mobilization to provide the body and mind with a general sense of rejuvenation and relaxation. Swedish massages are mostly symmetrical and pick out a few key areas of tension to work out through the massage. (this is what most people think of when they think of massage) Can be performed with light to deep pressure.

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Relaxation massage:

Geared towards relaxing your mind and body, relaxation massages mainly use gliding and kneading strokes to generally work the muscles and surface tissues. The strokes tend to be rhythmic, slow, and smooth. Each side is worked symmetrically. Can be done using light-deep pressure.

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Deep tissue:

Not to be confused with a deep pressure Swedish massage, deep tissue massages are very slow and methodic. Typically a full body deep tissue massage takes 90-120 minutes. It uses gliding, kneading, friction, and stretching to slowly sink into the deeper tissues of the body. A medium to deep pressure is used. When done properly, a deep tissue massage does not necessarily feel like deep pressure is being used and should not be painful.

 

Injury Assessment:

If you are suffering from chronic or acute pain, massage could be the solution for you. Injury assessment massage is generally purchased as a series. During the first session 15-20 minutes is spent discussing the problem and assessing what is going on. This can include analyzing posture, the way you walk, range of motion, etc. Please note I am not a doctor, I can not diagnose you, I can simply assess and tell you what is obvious, then try to work my magic. The rest of the time will be spent with you on the table while I feel for any areas of tension, constriction, adhesion, etc. After that, we will discuss a plan of action together and if massage is right for you.

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Prenatal/Postnatal:

(description coming soon)

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Hot Stone Massage:

90 mins $125, 120 mins $170  

Basalt river stones are warmed to a therapeutic temperature then placed in areas of hypertension to help release spasm and relieve aches or used to provide gliding, kneading, or friction strokes to promote circulation and warm up your tissues. This enhancement enables deeper body work, promotes more intense tension release, and feels amazing. It is especially beneficial for clients looking for relief from fibromyalgia or that get cold easily. * If you are pregnant or have uncontrolled blood pressure problems, hot stone massage is not right for you.*

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Thai Massage

60 mins $70, 90 mins $100

Thai massage combines compression, acupressure, and passive stretching.  Thai massage practitioners move your limbs around to stretch joints and gently massage key areas of the body according to traditional Thai medicinal theory.  Thai Massage increase the range of motion in your joints and muscles, decreases pain, improves your posture, lowers stress, helps stroke victims, and increases a sense of connection and relaxation in the body.

Thai Massage is offered fully clothed on a mat combining warm up techniques with deep stretches within your comfort zone.  Please wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move freely.

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Kids Massage ages 0-12

30 mins $55

This is a shorter massage therapy session designed for kids ages 0-12.  Parental consent is required.  Please text Katie directly at 502-387-3696 to schedule a consult prior to the appointment.  Clothing will remain on for this appointment.  During consult options for type of massage and necessity will be discussed (whether chair massage, table, or Thai).

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