Ashley Fox, future LMT

03/12/2026

Now we know why all the sightings 💆‍♀️

My newest client finally came out of hiding… Guess Bigfoot needed a massage too 😂 Who should I work on next?

03/11/2026

What people think massage therapists (and students like yours truly) do.

It's not.

Come see me at Raphael's School of Massage in Boardman. Message me TODAY.

03/09/2026

Got some openings on Sat. March 21: 9, 11, 1, 3

Message me because they'll fill quick!

03/09/2026

Full disclosure: This will also help me forget about my laundry.

03/07/2026

Love a good massage, but I love adding hot stones.

If you want a relaxing session that relieves tension, this is a great option.

PS They aren't really THAT hot.

03/04/2026

True story.

Find out for yourself by booking a 50-minute session with me for $25.

Message me today!

03/03/2026

with a side of

Linna Bever

03/02/2026

Fun fact: I can help you relax with more than massage.

I can do hot stones & cupping, too.

Message me today & get on my books!

03/01/2026

While I'm a student at Raphael's School of Massage, that's where I'm completing each massage - in Boardman.

We are located in the gray building NEXT to the cosmetology school to the right, and closer to Los Gallos and behind the tile place.

Message me today to get on the books for your next massage!

02/28/2026

I'm not great at graphic design, so I'm building my massage therapy skills.

02/26/2026

I like to smell nice things, but did you know that different scents have purpose besides satisfying your ohlfactory center?

Find out more about some common essential oils and the cool things they do by clicking the link below.

THEN let me know what you like to sniff during your massage. I love some peppermint. My ultimate fave ever is a fragrance, though - nag champa.

Beyond smelling great, used correctly, essential oils can also help improve your mood and health. With a variety of types and scents, essential oils can help you relax after a long day.

02/24/2026

Have you ever wondered, "Self? What is the difference between a Swedish massage and a deep tissue?"

I've got the answer for you below.

Swedish = relaxing, relieving muscle tension
Deep tissue = deeper pressure to reach deeper muscles (your muscles are layered)

(Also, cheat code: If you're a newbie to massage you might want a Swedish massage with firm pressure at first)

According to the American Massage Therapy Association, 95% of surveyed individuals consider massage beneficial to health and wellness. So, it’s no wonder that 62% of massage consumers got one for a health or medical reason, such as pain relief, in the 12 months ending June 2024. Two of the most po...