I am Janet Selby and I am so delighted you have found me. Tranquility Therapeutic Massage is the culmination of two decades of my dedication to, and passion for, health and wellness. Here I hope you will discover a sanctuary from the cares and worries of the outside world. Where your voice is heard and your body is treated with reverence.
Surrender your troubles at the door. That healing remedy you have been seeking awaits you. I believe regular massage therapy is essential to living a balanced, healthy, happy life. My aim is to make massage an important part of my customer's well-being and healthy lifestyle. Whether you are seeking pain relief, pampering, or a bit of both, my specialty is partnering with you to achieve the optimal result.
Surrender your troubles at the door. That healing remedy you have been seeking awaits you. I believe regular massage therapy is essential to living a balanced, healthy, happy life. My aim is to make massage an important part of my customer's well-being and healthy lifestyle. Whether you are seeking pain relief, pampering, or a bit of both, my specialty is partnering with you to achieve the optimal result.
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Janet received her training at the one of a kind Cayce/Reilly School of Massotherapy in Virginia Beach, Va. After completing the 500 hour program she moved to Arizona and hasn't stopped learning. She has studied many techniques, traveling as far as China to learn Asian Medical Massage (Tuina). As a life long student of the human body, Janet has currently completed over 1000 hours of additional training.
Each massage is customized to suit your individual needs on the day of your appointment. My credo is to "work with you, not on you" and the body work you receive is based on what you are most craving in your session. Do you wish to totally relax and bliss out? Are you in need of some deep therapeutic work to relieve chronic aches and pains?
Janet, combining massage with stretching is an inspired technique that really works. After I injured my shoulder in a fall, I could barely lift my arm until you worked on it with deep massage and stretching. I had almost full range of motion after just that one I don't think massage alone would have been nearly as effective.
