Nature of Massage is dedicated to awakening the wellbeing of women, men, and children through the practice of therapeutic massage in a soothing, natural environment that honors the mind, body, and spirit of each individual. We make resources available that support and empower our clients on their journey to wellness. We keep the comfort and relaxation of clients the main focus in all details of our services and facilities.
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In addition to her therapeutic massage expertise, Cindy has received specialized training in pregnancy & postpartum massage, infant massage parent-education, Levels 1 & 2 certification in Reiki Energy Healing, and Levels 1, 2, 3 certification in Vibrational Healing at the Cellular Level Using Tibetan Singing Bowls from the Vibrational Healing Center, E. Hartford, CT.
She is an ongoing student of meditation, and is available for appointments on Sundays.
Holly is a 2013 graduate of the Connecticut Center for Massage Therapy and joined Nature of Massage in 2014.
She is an ongoing student of meditation, and is available for appointments on Sundays.
Holly is a 2013 graduate of the Connecticut Center for Massage Therapy and joined Nature of Massage in 2014.
Nature of Massage is fortunate to have many talented therapists from whom you can choose.
Each is licensed by the state of Connecticut, and together, represent a wide range of training, experience, and interests.
They are all excellent therapists who believe in massage as a powerful tool for healing.
If you have questions about which therapist to select, please don't hesitate to call us.
Schedule a consultation at no charge and meet with a therapist to discuss your specific situation and goals.
Each is licensed by the state of Connecticut, and together, represent a wide range of training, experience, and interests.
They are all excellent therapists who believe in massage as a powerful tool for healing.
If you have questions about which therapist to select, please don't hesitate to call us.
Schedule a consultation at no charge and meet with a therapist to discuss your specific situation and goals.
Ashiatsu massage, a contemporary Western approach to ancient foot pressure techniques, consists of slow, deep, compressions and myofascial stretches applied with the therapist's feet to deliver a uniquely deep massage.
With the receiver lying face down on a comfortable padded massage table, the therapist positions herself above and uses overhead bars as a support to safely modulate the amount of pressure used.
The receiver is unclothed and appropriately draped as with the full-body massage sessions.
With the receiver lying face down on a comfortable padded massage table, the therapist positions herself above and uses overhead bars as a support to safely modulate the amount of pressure used.
The receiver is unclothed and appropriately draped as with the full-body massage sessions.
Reap the benefits of massage as it helps all your body's natural systems function efficiently.
Massage is effective in relieving a broad spectrum of symptoms.
People with a wide variety of conditions, ranging from insomnia to tendinitis to asthma to high blood pressure, receive relief from therapeutic massage.
Massage can help us feel less stressed, boost our immune system and increase our mental alertness.
Studies have shown massage to reduce heart rate, lower blood pressure, increase blood circulation and the flow of lymph, relax muscles, improve range of motion and increase the body's natural painkillers.
Massage is effective in relieving a broad spectrum of symptoms.
People with a wide variety of conditions, ranging from insomnia to tendinitis to asthma to high blood pressure, receive relief from therapeutic massage.
Massage can help us feel less stressed, boost our immune system and increase our mental alertness.
Studies have shown massage to reduce heart rate, lower blood pressure, increase blood circulation and the flow of lymph, relax muscles, improve range of motion and increase the body's natural painkillers.
The ancient Greek physician Hippocrates describes the practice of anatripis or "rubbing up.".
Therapeutic massage is increasingly being promoted by healthcare providers to their patients.
More than 54 million American adults (17%) report discussing massage therapy with their doctors or health care providers.
Of those 17% who discussed massage with their doctor or healthcare provider, 71% of their doctors or health care providers strongly recommended or encouraged massage.
More than half of massage therapists (63%) receive referrals from healthcare professionals.
Therapeutic massage is increasingly being promoted by healthcare providers to their patients.
More than 54 million American adults (17%) report discussing massage therapy with their doctors or health care providers.
Of those 17% who discussed massage with their doctor or healthcare provider, 71% of their doctors or health care providers strongly recommended or encouraged massage.
More than half of massage therapists (63%) receive referrals from healthcare professionals.
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