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Brandi J. Malarkey, LMT
Knead a Break? Massage Therapy
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Fargo, ND 58102
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Brandi J. Malarkey, LMT

Brandi J. Malarkey is a graduate of North Dakota State University with a bachlor's degree in Anthropology.

Graduating from Sister Rosalind Gefre's School of Professional Massage in March 2007, she began working part-time as a massage therapist in her home office. She enjoyed her profession so much that she now works full time, both out of her home office, and performing chair massage in professional environments. She strongly believes that massage is an essential step in everyday, overall health; physical, mental and emotional.
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Massage Therapist

Gender Female
Education North Dakota State University
Training Sister Rosalind School of Massage
Certification NCBTMB Certified
Member of AMBP
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Fargo, ND 58102
Services Both table massage and chair massage available. Table massage available Monday through Friday. Chair massage also available evenings and weekends.
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Let me preface this review, with the disclaimer that I, for one, would have a hard time being overly critical of ANY massage experience. That being said I have had a few massages over the years, and would rank Brandi among the best massage therapists that I have experienced.

I don't mind some conversation with the therapist while receiving a massage (some people do). Brandi is excellent in communicating and listening, and explaining her techniques. She requested feedback from me, which I feel allowed her to tailor the massage to my needs. Prior to the massage, I didn't know how to explain what type of massage I wanted. During the massage, she was able to help me better understand some of my areas which required more work.

Her home office is not handicap accessible and requires traversing some stairs, which is the only negative thing I can say. Aside from that aspect, I would highly recommend Knead a Break? Massage Therapy.
by Anonymous
January 01, 2010