About Deb
Experience the Difference that Experience Makes
Hello! I'm Deb, and I have been providing massage services to the Wareham area since 2001.
I have experience treating and working with all types of injuries. Athletic injury? Repetitive workplace strain? Chronic injury?
I am able to tailor each and every session specifically for you. Regardless of your pain relief goal, I look forward to helping you.
Experience the Difference that Experience Makes.
Experience Makes the Difference
My first exposure to massage therapy was when I was in school for Athletic Training at Bridgewater State College. The class focused on basic Swedish massage techniques for the legs and arms. The class was only 3-hours long; I was hooked. I knew that massage would be a part of my professional career.
Since 2001, I have provided professional massage services to help improve the mental and physical health of my clients. My services are perfect for anyone who wishes to enhance their current health, relieve pain and stress, or recover from illness or injury.
Massage therapy can be integrated with conventional medical therapy (like physical therapy or chiropractic care) to achieve optimal physical and mental health. Your session will be specifically tailored to your needs. I have experience working with athletic and work injuries of all types. Continuing education is mandatory for me to maintain both my Athletic Training and Massage credentials. I love to learn new stuff!
Experience the Difference
In addition to massage, I teach three classes at the Gleason YMCA. One Monday morning stretch class, "AIS" and a Tues/Thurs noon class, "Cycle and Weights".
I enjoy doing all types of athletic races including: obstacle races, triathlons, mountain biking and canine/human obstacles races.
Structural Relief Therapy - continuing education
SRT ~ what is it?
Structural Relief Therapy, (SRT) is a very gentle and highly effective technique. It is a technique taught and created by Taya Countryman. In a nutshell, the technique involves finding the spot of pain, then holding a non-painful position for 90 seconds. The static hold helps to decrease pain and increase range of motion. After 90 seconds the tissues will feel softer and less guarded.
Continuing education ~ Learn SRT
This 4-hour class will teach you the technique of SRT for the ARM. The class involves instruction of the proper SRT technique, participation and hands on learning by the students, and the ability to use this new skill immediately. Classes are scheduled when requested and held at my location. Minimum of 2, maximum of 4 students. Have your own location? Let's talk!
Prerequisite: anyone that is already licensed or credentialed as a massage therapist, athletic trainer, physical therapist, or occupational therapist. CEU credits will be given for massage therapists; others need to check with governing body to see if credits count towards your discipline.
$100 first time students. $25 repeat students.