Top Massage Therapists in Massachusetts
Despite having a long to-do list and errands, you should definitely unwind after all of it has been crossed out. Or you can even take a break halfway through your list to give you that boost of energy to complete what’s left. Taking a break doesn’t waste your time, it naturally recharges you by maximizing your body’s capabilities as if it were only about to start working. What better way to do that than have a massage?
Massage therapists can relieve your pain, reduce stress, unwind bound-up muscles and make you feel generally better. In addition, they can also help rehabilitate injuries, improve circulation, and increase relaxation. Now who doesn’t want that?
There are a lot of kinds of massage therapy techniques today. Some therapists specialize in deep-tissue, acupressure, reflexology, orthopedic, and sports massage. You’ll surely find one type of massage that you’re most comfortable with.
We’re way ahead of you. Yup, we’ve done our research to minimize the trouble of you having to looking for a massage therapist in your area. We now give you our Top 10 Massage Therapists in Massachusetts!
Mary Hurley, LMT
East Longmeadow, MA
Mary graduated from The Amherst School of Massage Therapy in 2005 (now The Massage School). She enjoys therapeutic deep tissue sports massage, and uses trigger point therapy, Relaxation and pre-natal massage. Mary is also trained in Shiatsu. She has training in Accupressure Facial Massage.
Sarah Tufano
Boston, MA
Sarah is the founder and sole owner of Massage Therapy of Boston. She is a Nationally Certified Massage Therapist and has over 700 hours of training from the National Holistic Institute in California where she also gained the title Health Educator. Sarah is also a Certified Educator of Infant Massage (CEIM) by the International Association of Infant Massage headquartered in Sweden.
Christen Dexter
Osterville, MA
Janine Langlitz Kalin, LMT
Springfield, MA
Janine graduated the Florida College of Natural Health Advanced Massage Therapy program in 1999. She is certified in diverse forms of bodywork including Swedish Massage, Neuromuscular Therapy, Trigger Point Therapy, Therapeutic Touch, Chair Massage, Hydrotherapy, Treatment of Pathologies, Posture & Gait Analysis and a variety of physiological therapeutics through her degree as a CCA.
Lauren McNamara
South Dennis, MA
Caryn Thornton
Hyannis, MA
Caryn graduated from the Muscular Therapy Institute in 2002. There she attended a two year (900 hour) comprehensive training program, including: anatomy, physiology, pathology and technique classes. Caryn is nationally certified through the NCBTMB and is also a professional member of the A.M.T.A.
Beth Madden
Cotuit, MA
Beth opened Therapeutic Bodywork in June 2004. She likes to approach her bodywork with the concept of creating space in the body, allowing for optimal blood and oxygen flow. Believing in the body’s ability to heal itself, Beth likes to consider herself a facilitator in this process and release any blockages in the body. Incorporating deep tissue massage, stretching techniques, as well as a myriad of other therapeutic modalities, you are left feeling relaxed and rejuvenated in mind, body and spirit.
Jim Memory
Boston, MA
Jim has been practicing Clinical Massage Therapy in the Boston area since 2002. He received his Massage Therapy certificate from Palmer Institute of Massage and Bodywork. Jim is certified in Orthopedic Massage as well, which focuses on the assessment and treatment of orthopedic injuries. His unique style of bodywork utilizes a combination of Neuromuscular Therapy, Myofascial Release, Sports Massage, Deep Tissue work, and Orthopedic Assessment.
Andrew Lucies
Boston, MA
Andrew is an experienced massage therapist who is engaged in multiple approaches to manual therapy, including many modalities and encompassing relaxation massage, therapeutic bodywork and myofascial release. He brings a passionate curiosity to the practice of therapeutic, myofascial and relaxation styles of massage.
Anna Scire
Boston, MA
Anna has been practicing massage therapy since 2000, in the Boston area. Her training includes deep tissue massage, orthopedic massage, myofascial release, pregnancy massage, sports massage, Swedish massage, trigger point therapy, myofascial release, massage cupping, Zero Balancing, craniosacral therapy, and lymphatic drainage therapy. She graduated at the top of her class from the Massage Institute of New England (MINE). Anna has extensive experience treating injuries and myofascial dysfunctions resulting from accidents, repetitive stress, chronic conditions, pregnancy, postural distortions, and athletic injuries. She frequently provide postoperative care (e.g. for liposuction, lymph node removal) to reduce swelling, improve function and movement, and hasten healing. Every client is unique, and Anna uses a variety of techniques and modalities to address each person’s individual needs. Anna is certified by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) and is an active member of the American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA) and the Zero Balancing Association.