much kneaded massage

09/08/2023

Ender came to her mom's massage session today and was a delight to work with!

08/24/2023

Best. Assistant. Ever.

09/12/2021

03/10/2021

This Saturday (March 13th) I will be 2 weeks out from my second Covid vaccine so fully immunized!
All safely protocols are still effect though: masks, hand washing, etc.
So grateful to have more protection against this virus!

06/19/2020

Toni Hale, Lisa Marshall Barker, Daphne Walker, Laura Strickland, Dale Mercer, Brandie Mcghee, Karin Helfmann, Susan Patrick-Powell

06/13/2020

http://chng.it/6jn9r9FRfn
Georgia MT's, please sign and share.

Massage Therapy Continued Education Requirement Rule Change

05/10/2020

Finding this incredibly helpful right now.

The Hangover May 10, 2020 By Cal Cates It’s hard to hold the hot potato, friends. At Healwell, we expect to continue to do it for a while longer. People say, “We’ll never be 100% safe, so when? When will you go back?” We’re all asking these questions to which there are no real answers. ....

04/21/2020

From the editor of Decaturish, George Chidi,
just posted the following:

🔸You really want to know what I think about rescinding shelter in place in the way this order is structured?

🔸It's about making sure people can't file unemployment. It isn't about saving lives, certainly. It's not about the peak of the curve. I think lots of people are going to ignore the governor and stay home regardless. This isn't a decision being driven by epidemiology. It's the rawest and most lethal of political decisions, and it will kill people.

🔸Kemp is looking forward to the fiscal discussion in 2021 and 2022, when all of this really starts to hit. He got elected by out-yahooing the field. His base has been trained to view government spending as a crime, and he knows that he becomes politically vulnerable to an attack if he raises taxes. He is not capable of delivering a nuanced message around necessity, because his base doesn't know how to hear it.

🔸The state is staring at one million unemployment applications. It probably cannot pay those over six months. The unemployment fund has a reserve of about $2.6 billion. Last week it paid out about $42 million -- which is about three times as much as it usually does. That figure will double in two weeks, give or take. Maybe more.

🔸At that rate, the fund is empty in about 28 weeks. Probably less. Even if things improve later, that fund will run dry in a year, because unemployment isn't going to return to 5 percent for a long time.

🔸Georgians did the Kansas thing a couple of years ago and instituted a hard constitutional limit on income taxes of 6 percent. It cannot go higher without amending the state constitution. What that means is that there's no easy mechanism for the state to accommodate an extraordinary expense, like this, without somehow telling Republican reactionaries that they must raise taxes.

🔸Those reactionaries are the ones who will be protesting in front of the state house Friday, when this order goes into effect.

🔸If there's no state order calling for businesses to be closed, the people who are unemployed can no longer claim that their unemployment is involuntary, even if it would be utter idiocy for them to return to work. A hair dresser or a massage therapist cannot maintain social distance. But they can certainly file for relief ... unless the law says they can work.

🔸”Gyms, fitness centers, bowling alleys, body art studios, barbers, cosmetologists, hair designers, nail care artists, estheticians, their respective schools & massage therapists."

🔸Not banks. Not software firms. Not factories. Not schools.

🔸It is no coincidence that the businesses on this list are staffed by relatively poor people. Because that's who he wants off the unemployment rolls. And if they die ... well, they're mostly black people, or Asian, and poor, and an acceptable political loss for a Republican governor.

🔸The purpose of this isn't to open up these businesses. It's to get the workers there off the dole. Work, and die. Or don't work ... but you're on your own. Because we can't raise taxes to cover the time you spent trying to save your life and the lives of the people around you.

04/17/2020

While we're staying home, let's roll!

03/28/2020

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03/20/2020

**Fellow therapists**

COVID-19 Massage Therapist Relief

03/25/2019

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04/06/2018

Taking some Continuing Ed classes today through Sunday so will be out of the office until Monday. Have a great weekend!

12/30/2017

Posting new rates for 2018 and can’t figure out how to change them on the “about” section so I’m gonna post them here:
30 minutes/ $45
60 minutes/ $85
90 minutes/ $115

6x30 minute massage package: $240
6x60 minute massage package: $480
6x90 minute massage package: $660

Packages may be shared with family and friends but must be purchased up front , are non-refundable and must be used within a year.

12/30/2017

12/30/2017