Tag Archives: massage therapy

Fluff and Buff

Now that I’m in Wichita, I occasionally pop up in some of the places in Kansas where I used to work, before I moved to Texas. A client told me that in my absence she had visited a different massage therapist in the area, but found the therapist consistently used pressure that was deep toContinue reading “Fluff and Buff”

Winter Shoulders

A client came to me last week for mid-back pain. After the treatment, his pain was much improved, but he returned a few days later with notable tension in the shoulders. He thought it was related to the Arctic weather we’ve had these last few days. This was a good observation. I know from experienceContinue reading “Winter Shoulders”

The Psoas Controversy

Oh, this is one of my favorite muscles. It’s deep, mysterious, and controversial. It’s like the occult conspiracy of soft tissues, many people have never heard of it, but it’s secretly affecting your posture, your comfort, and your freedom of movement. In my first specialty of Myofascial Massage Therapy, we learned to palpate and releaseContinue reading “The Psoas Controversy”

Wellness in Wichita

I’m happy to be starting a new massage therapy job at Wichita State University. It seems to be a well-kept secret that there is a massage therapy studio on campus, and affordable appointments are available to the public as well as students, faculty, and staff. I’m excited to bring wellness massage to WSU, especially atContinue reading “Wellness in Wichita”