Massage/Bodywork
Massage/Bodywork/Reiki
Our Therapists:
Catherine Balaschi: Nationally Certified, Swedish, Deep Tissue, Muscular Therapy, Ear-coning, Aromatherapy Massage, Core
Stone Therapy
Mark Benoit: Swedish and Sports Massage, Trigger Point Therapy
The relaxing and healing powers of massage and Reiki were practiced over 5,000 years ago. At The Center, our staff is
professionally trained, fully licensed and ready to serve you.
Sheila Chong: Shiatsu
Aoife Clancy: Reflexology
Marion Connors: Thai Yoga Massage
Olga Garriga: Reiki Master Teacher
Kelly Newcomb: Swedish, Therapeutic, Infant & Prenatal Massage, Ear-coning, Reflexology
Suzann Rogers: Nationally Certified, Deep Tissue, Sports and Injury, Mysfascial Release, Lomi Lomi, Massage Cupping, Bamboo-
Fusion
Steve Coburn: Sound/Vibration healing
Bodywork Types
Reflexology: Reflexology is the gentle stimulation of reflexes in both feet to clear the body’s energy flow so that the body’s organs
function effectivly and normally. This creates a felling of well-Being through the restoration of vitality and balance.
Aoife Clancy, Kelly Newcomb.
Reiki: is an energy based healing tradition that is thousands of years old. Rei (spirit) and Ki (life force) is a laying-on-of-hands
method where the practitiner seves as a conduit to channel universal energy to heal and restore balance. It is a holistic practice
that balances all levels - physical, emotional, mental and spiritual - to promote healing.
Ancient Thai Yoga Massage: Done on a mat on the floor. Ancient Thai Yoga Massage involves stretching and deep massage. It
originated in India and is based on Ayerveda and Yoga.
Jocelyn Langer, certified in Nepal by Rahul Bharti and Marion Connors, certified by Kam Thye Bharti are available by appt.
Shiatsu: An ancient form of Japanese bodywork based on traditional Chinese medicine. Pressure and manipulation are applied to
acupuncture meridians and points in order to stimulate energy and improve circulation.
Sheila Chong, Certified by Boston School of Shiatsu
Aromatherapy Massage: Aromatherapy massage is massage therapy but with essential oils added to the massage oil. It is
particularly suited to conditions involving stress. Our therapist will choose the added essentiol oil based on what you need. For
example, a relaxing aromatherapy massage may include peppermint or eucalyptus.
Catherine Balaschi, LMT
Pregnancy Massage: Our Body Cushion System allows you a comfortable massage throughout your pregnancy!
Lomi Lomi Massage: The art of Lomi Lomi is a massage therapy that has been practiced by the Hawiians for many centuries.
Believing that muscle tension and negative thingking can block evergy flow, this technique works the muscles with continuous
flowing strokes that unblock enrgy and thus promote and maintain wellness, decongest the body, relieve pain and encourage deep
relaxation.
Suzann Rogers
Sound/Vibration Healing: This tratment combines the use of crystal healing bowls with gentle non-invasive body work. The
sounds/vibrations of the bowls work at a very deep level to cleanse and align the body’s internal energy system (chakras) Steve will
blend hands on techniques with various forms of toning with the crystal bowls as you relax on the table. Some have described the
experience as floating on sound. This hour and a half session is deeply relaxing and centering. Wear loose comfortable clothing.
Steve Coburn
Bamboo-Fusion Massage: This new therapeutic massage uses warmed baboo stalks to deeply massage the body. The heat from
the bamboo is tranferred to the body, instantly relaxing the muscles and allowing for a deeper massage.
Suzann Rogers
Corestone Massage Therapy: CoreStones are made from soapstone which is a natural heat or cold conductor and are non-
absorbent and antibacterial. The stones provide deep muscle release while being smooth, warm and relaxing on the skin.
Ear Coning: This ancient art is a non invasive way to help control waxy build up, chronic ear congestion, sinus problems. Ear
candles create a vacuum that draws out ear wax and fluids in a safe manner.
Catherine Balaschi, Kelly Newcomb.