Serenity Now Massage & Bodywork, LLC & Serenity Now School of Massage

Serenity Now Massage & Bodywork, LLC & Serenity Now School of Massage *Licensed massage therapy school
*WI Licensed & EAP approved
* SPA is not accepting new clients.

Existing clients can schedule directly with their therapist or contact us for student massages @ 715-581-2197 (text)
*serenitynowbodywork.com

08/01/2025

New massage therapy class starts tomorrow:) Now Massage & Bodywork, LLC & Serenity Now School of Massage

07/29/2025

🚨 POP UP THIS SUNDAY 🚨

📆 Sunday, August 3rd
⏰ 10am-1pm
📍 1015 N 6th Street, Wausau WI 54403

🥤 Joining us will be one of our local vendors Ranch Roadie

Come support local this Sunday 😊

07/29/2025

Yes, a misaligned jaw can affect muscle groups in the body—especially in the neck, shoulders, and even further down the chain, like your hips and back.

Here’s a breakdown of how and why that happens:

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🔄 Neuromuscular Disruption

The jaw is connected to the trigeminal nerve, which is one of the most powerful cranial nerves and has influence over facial muscles, head posture, and even autonomic nervous system function. A misalignment can:
• Disrupt nerve signaling
• Create abnormal tension patterns
• Lead to reflexive muscle guarding or shutting down of certain muscles to protect the body

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🧠 Brain-Body Compensation

Your body is always trying to maintain balance (homeostasis). If your bite is off, your brain may try to compensate by:
• Changing head or neck posture
• Shifting shoulder or pelvic alignment
• Overusing or underusing muscles to adapt

That compensation can shut off or inhibit certain muscle groups (like glutes, lats, deep core) while overusing others (like traps, SCM, or lower back muscles), leading to pain or fatigue.

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👣 Chain Reaction (Posture & Gait)

The jaw’s alignment affects your entire postural chain, especially if you already deal with issues like:
• TMJ dysfunction
• Forward head posture
• Upper cervical misalignment
• Fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue (which amplifies the impact of even minor misalignments)

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🧪 Common Symptoms of Jaw-Related Muscle Inhibition:
• Weak glutes or core despite exercise
• Shoulder pain or limited overhead movement
• Uneven leg strength or hip pain
• Neck tightness that doesn’t respond well to massage/stretching
• Fatigue or dizziness that seems to come from nowhere

07/28/2025

General Rule of Thumb
• For every pound of body weight lost, there’s roughly 4 pounds of pressure relieved from your lower body joints, especially the hips, knees, and ankles.

So, if you lose just 5 pounds, you’re relieving about 20 pounds of stress per step on your hips and knees!

07/26/2025

A fruit themed wedding 🍍 🍓 🍉 🍊

It’s renewal time!! $$
07/25/2025

It’s renewal time!! $$

Your heart doesn't work alone. In your legs, there's another one... and it's called the soleus. This deep, silent, and o...
07/21/2025

Your heart doesn't work alone. In your legs, there's another one... and it's called the soleus. This deep, silent, and often forgotten muscle also beats for you. Not with electrical impulses, but with movement.

Every time you walk, climb stairs, or stand on your tiptoes, the soleus is activated. And when it does, it performs a heroic task: it pushes venous blood from your legs back to your heart, defying gravity. That's why it's called the "second heart".

Where does this discreet hero live? It's in the back of your leg, hidden beneath the gastrocnemius (calf muscle). It's not explosive or fast. It's resistant. Firm. Loyal. It's made to sustain you... without applause.

Why is it so important? Because when you activate it:
- Improves circulation
- Prevents blood clots and venous stasis
- Reduces leg swelling
- Protects your cardiovascular health

And the best part: it works even when you're standing still.

What can you do for it? Give it movement. If you spend many hours sitting or standing:
- Walk for a few minutes
- Lift your heels repeatedly
- Flex your ankles
- Make circles with your feet

Small gestures. Big results. Give rhythm to your soleus... and your heart will thank you.

We are welcoming our recent graduate, Alliah, to Serenity Now. She will be working part-time as an independent contract...
07/19/2025

We are welcoming our recent graduate, Alliah, to Serenity Now. She will be working part-time as an independent contractor & will be doing her own scheduling. If you would like her contact information (for texting only please), please text us @ 715-680-9490. We will send it to you.

07/16/2025

📣 FLEX SPACE AVAILABLE!
Are you a massage therapist, esthetician, or other bodywork professional needing a space to see clients? We’ve got you covered! Even someone outside a bodywork profession may be welcome:)
✨ Rent by the hour, day, week, or month - no contract
🧖‍♀️ Fully equipped rooms include:
✔️ Massage table
✔️ UV light for disinfecting
✔️ Sound machine
✔️ Hot towel cabby (basically all the essentials)
✔️ Clean, professional atmosphere
Bring your clients—we’ll handle the rest.
Perfect for traveling therapists, new grads, or anyone needing a beautiful and functional space without a long-term lease.
📍 Located inside Serenity Now Massage & Bodywork
📲 Text Melissa 715-370-1289 for availability or a tour!

Slow but sure…
07/16/2025

Slow but sure…

07/15/2025

EDITED: TAKEN
Student massage available 7/19 Saturday @ 12:30. Text to schedule.

RENEWAL time…past grads this past year 24/25 please text me your business name or employer:) it’s for school statistics…...
07/11/2025

RENEWAL time…past grads this past year 24/25 please text me your business name or employer:) it’s for school statistics…thx

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Wausau, WI
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