Therapeutic Massage Clinic

02/25/2026

Laurie Anderson Messer availability this week

02/24/2026

Shanae Boston now has 2/24 at 11:45 available for 60 minutes. Please dm her directly to book.

02/23/2026

Construction is still happening this week on East Wisconsin Ave, so come in off Oklahoma Ave.

For all our clients tomorrow and probably next week or so, come in off Oklahoma avenue. The road is closed due to some construction.
We will due our best for parking arrangements as well.
Thank you for understanding

02/23/2026

Next weeks availability: with Shanae Boston

Message her directly or
Call the office to book 850-326-7005

2/23 12:30; 1:45
2/24 Booked
2/25 Booked
2/26 1:15; 2:30
2/27 12:00
2/28 10:45

02/20/2026

For all our clients tomorrow and probably next week or so, come in off Oklahoma avenue. The road is closed due to some construction.
We will due our best for parking arrangements as well.
Thank you for understanding

02/19/2026

02/16/2026

Neuromuscular massage therapy (also called trigger point therapy) is a targeted form of clinical massage that focuses on identifying and releasing areas of muscle tension, tightness, and nerve compression. It can be particularly effective for back pain relief.

Here’s how it works and why it helps.

1. Addresses Trigger Points (Muscle Knots)

Trigger points are small, tight areas within muscles that can cause pain locally or refer pain elsewhere (for example, a knot in the gluteal muscles may cause lower back discomfort and sciatic pain).

Neuromuscular massage uses focused pressure to release these trigger points, allowing muscles to relax and reducing referred or localized back pain.

2. Improves Blood Flow and Oxygenation

Tight muscles restrict blood flow, leading to reduced oxygen and a buildup of waste in tissues.

This therapy restores circulation, helping to flush out toxins and deliver nutrients that facilitate healing.

3. Reduces Nerve Compression

Muscle tension can compress or irritate nearby nerves.

By relaxing tight muscles and releasing restrictions in connective tissue, neuromuscular massage relieves pressure on nerves, decreasing radiating pain, tingling, or numbness.

4. Rebalances the Musculoskeletal System

Chronic back pain is often linked to postural imbalances or overuse of certain muscles.

The targeted approach helps restore proper alignment, correct muscular asymmetry, and improve body mechanics, reducing strain on the spine and joints.

5. Calms the Nervous System

Neuromuscular massage stimulates the parasympathetic nervous system, reducing stress hormones and helps your body enter a restorative state.

This can lower your overall pain and promote better recovery.

Ideal Conditions It Can Help With

Chronic lower and upper back pain

Sciatica or nerve entrapment syndromes

Muscle spasms and stiffness

Posture-related pain (e.g., from sitting long hours)

Sports or repetitive strain injuries

What to Expect

The therapist will assess posture, muscle tone, and trigger points.

Pressure may feel intense but shouldn’t cause sharp pain — communication is key.

Temporary soreness afterward is normal, follow up with therapist as needed.

Massage Therapist

02/16/2026

Availability with Laurie Anderson Messer this week.
Contact her directly or call the office 850-326-7005 to book an appointment

02/16/2026

This week’s availability: with Shanae Boston
2/16 Booked
2/17 1:00; 2:30
2/18 8:30; 9:45; 11:00; 1:00
2/19 8:30; 12:30; 2:00
2/20 9:00; 10:15; 11:30; 1:00
2/21 8:30

02/09/2026

We have Gift Certificates available for Valentines Day (this Saturday, guys)
Available for porch pickup.

Message us on Facebook or call the office 850-326-7005 to pick one up. Online Certificates are available as well, with venmo and cash app payments

02/09/2026

Contact Laurie Anderson Messer or
call the office 850-326-7005
to book an appointment with her this week