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Which modalities do you practice?: Swedish Massage, Integrative Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Reflexology, Hot Stone, Sports Massage, Myofascial Release, Therapeutic Massage, Trigger Point Therapy, Aromatherapy

At 1:58am on August 7, 2019, Margaret Miller said…: Hello .

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your sister in the Lord,
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At 10:48am on January 24, 2011, Gregg Gonzales said…: Hello! I'm in the process of expanding my studio space in the Washington Park and Cherry Creek North area and am looking for other therapists in need of space to work from. Would anyone know of both massage therapists and estheticians who might be looking? Thanks for your assistance!

At 4:43pm on February 16, 2010, Ginger L. Dattilo said…: hello, As a student in Massage I, Swedish massage is the essence of the class. In the central Oregon area, the massages that I have received have essentially been Swedish massage. Most of the massage therapists have done all the strokes except tapotement. I wrote a review of your article for a class project. Will turn it in this week. My thoughts were that the integration of Swedish massage with other modalities is somewhat regional. in addition, it may be marketing and financial driven. Thanks for responding. Would be interesting to compare regions. ginger

At 3:53pm on February 14, 2010, Ginger L. Dattilo said…: hello, I am student learning Swedish massage strokes in Massage I. I would be interested in the response you had to your article about classic Swedish massage strokes. I think it we interesting to look at this issue as it applies to different locations. Maybe your responses will have an answer. ?
thanks, ginger