Koivu Massage & Wellness

11/13/2025

✨A beautiful way to end the day!✨

11/12/2025

11/11/2025

🇺🇸Happy Veterans Day! Today, we remember and honor all who served and are actively serving. Thank you, Veterans! 🇺🇸

11/04/2025

✨The muscle of the week is the Digastric. Check out how it would be treated. A big thank you to Precision Neuromuscular Therapy Seminars for always updating their portal with new videos such as this! The ability to review the training I've had is priceless.✨

11/03/2025

✨Muscle of the week: Digastric✨

The digastric is a small paired muscle located in the front of the neck. It belongs to a group of muscles called the suprahyoids.

What does it do? It depresses the mandible (jaw bone) and elevates the hyoid bone during chewing and swallowing.

Where does it attach?
Anterior Belly: Digastric fossa (crater in the done) of mandible
Posterior Belly: Mastoid notch of the the temporal bone

11/01/2025

✨I’ve gotten quite a few compliments on my latest massage playlist so here it is. Listen and enjoy!✨

https://spotify.link/O3krxtbFVXb

Playlist · Kim · 19 items

10/31/2025

✨To My Dear Clients, As we book your November and early December session, it’s that time of year when my office hours are decreased for a couple of weeks due to Thanksgiving and then production/performance week for my students at Northern Michigan Dance Academy, which is the following week. Thank you for your understanding and willingness to wait an extra week, or two to get in. I sincerely appreciate your graciousness!✨

10/29/2025

Items our pantry can always use! 145 Roseland Street, Kingsford.

10/24/2025

✨New essential oils to add to the collection✨

10/15/2025

✨Hot Swedish Stone Massage✨

Coming soon and just in time for the cold weather!

10/05/2025

✨🇫🇮At hot stone massage training today, I learned the history of it and had to share. Although written and spoken history shows that civilizations 2,000 years ago used hot stones for healing by placing them on organs, or certain patterns, it was Mary Nelson in 1993 who created LaStone Therapy, which is commonly called hot stone massage. It was when she was sitting in a sauna taking a short break before giving another session to her daughter, who was also present. She took one of the stones out of the rock basket and started working her hand with it and then her daughter’s upper trapezius and hot stone massage was born. The teacher I’m training with was trained by Mary and eventually taught for LaStone Therapy. When she was sharing this story, she said sauna (sow-na) the correct way followed by saying, “No, it’s not pronounced saw-na. My Finnish heart was happy!🇫🇮✨