Unwind Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork, LLC

03/31/2026

UPDATE: Thank you for the shares and posts. We have sold the excess eggs on hand. If you would like to join our list for egg updates. Our email is danmadi2025@gmail.com. Just shoot us a message with good contact information including your name and we will post weekly! For those who commented we will reach out to you regarding pick up of eggs 🥚

We are back from vacation and up to our eyeballs in eggs. $3 dozen buy one get one free! This week only until supplies last

03/31/2026

03/30/2026

It’s nice seeing this sort of thing being covered by the mainstream media.

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LeAnn Rimes is overwhelmed with emotion after undergoing a 60-second procedure to relieve tension in her jaw.

📷: Garry Lineham/Instagram

03/30/2026

I have just 2 openings left for the week. The booking link can be found in the comments.
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03/26/2026

Do any of my clients care to weigh in on this?😳

According to depressing new research, pretty much nothing helps chronic back pain. A new study poured over the data from 301 clinical trials involving 56 noninvasive treatments and found the best relief came from ibuprofen and aspirin. Seriously.

03/21/2026

Proof that the best treasures come in small packages ✨ I scored crystals, incense, and spell jars… and somehow ended up with a $25 Unwind cupping add-on too! Tiny machine, big surprises—sometimes the little things bring the biggest magic 🪄💖

03/18/2026

That post massage float isn’t just a nice feeling. It is your body and nervous system responding to deep relaxation. Blood flow is improving, muscles are releasing, and endorphins are doing their job. Your mind feels lighter, your body feels looser, and even your posture can start to reset. Booking your next session before you leave supports your overall well being and helps you stay consistent with self care.

03/17/2026

Anterior scalene work isn’t the most relaxing part of a session… but it can make a big difference.

These muscles sit along the front of your neck and play a huge role in posture, breathing, and even nerve compression into the arm. When they’re tight, you might notice neck tension, shoulder pain, headaches, or that “heavy” feeling down your arm.

Releasing them can be intense, but it creates space. Better movement. Less pressure. Real relief.

It’s the kind of work that has you questioning me for a second… and thanking me after.