So your feet feel like you've been stepping on Legos all day, your back feels like you were wrestling with a pair of Stormtroopers, and you've got a migraine that feels as impenetrable as the gates of Mordor. If your quest for pain relief has left you frustrated and you're still sore, you should consider long-term massage therapy!
Contrary to popular belief, massage doesn't have to hurt in order to work. I look at it as ironing out your muscles, not jamming elbows and knuckles into knots and trigger points. My approach is less painful than the kinds of massage you're probably familiar with but is just as effective.
Contrary to popular belief, massage doesn't have to hurt in order to work. I look at it as ironing out your muscles, not jamming elbows and knuckles into knots and trigger points. My approach is less painful than the kinds of massage you're probably familiar with but is just as effective.
Reviews (10)
Mikaela Biavati
Mar 04, 2021
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Elanor S.
Oct 10, 2020
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Dani
Nov 15, 2019
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I had an amazing morning session with Geek Girl Massage Therapy. I tried chopping for the first time. It was a fun new experience. Like a baby octopus 🐙 😂 It was amazing. Her hand are fantastic too❤️ I feel like a new woman! Or at least I’ve with a new back! lol The space is beautiful, fun, and tranquil. I recommend her 10/10!!!
K. Mit
Sep 16, 2019
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Liz Dansby
Aug 24, 2019
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Katie Grzechnik
Oct 11, 2018
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Madeline Hannappel
Sep 28, 2018
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She worked on the exact spots in my back and neck that needed it. She is great at relieving tension without transferring it to other parts of your body. This massage experience was much more personal and therapeutic than ones I have had at massage franchises before and the price was comparable. I would rather my money go to the massage therapist rather than a big company. Overall, it was a great experience.
Haydn Cutler
Aug 15, 2018
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Samantha Banks
Sep 17, 2017
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M. E. Hirsch
Jul 23, 2017
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I saw Beth for a relaxing massage, as I have been under great stress and struggling with grief from the passing of my father. I booked a 45-minute focused massage, asking her to work on my back, shoulders, and neck. She used long slow stokes with firm pressure, facilitating relaxation. She checked with me to make sure the pressure was correct, making sure I received what I wanted. She provided not only what I wanted and needed, but more. I left much more relaxed, and not just my muscles. I felt my depression and grief had lifted some, sort of like I had received a massage to my soul. I don't give
