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74 Massage Therapist Listings Near Oldfields, ME
Massage Therapist Oldfields, ME
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David Blair, LMT
Bow Lake Village Therapeutic MassageDistance: 20.77 mi626 Province Road
Strafford, NH 03884 -
400 Points
Christine Blomquist, Esthetician
Face Works PlusDistance: 21.38 mi265 Middle Road
Brentwood, NH 03833 -
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Kelly Lavallee, LMT
Therapeutic and Restorative Massage Therapy at Hair I am, PhdDistance: 23.14 mi53 Church St
Kingston, NH 03848 -
Kelly Lavallee, MassageTherapist
Therapeutic and Restorative Massage TherapyDistance: 23.14 mi53 Church St
Kingston, NH 03848 -
360 Points
Lisa A. Pelletier, LMT
Independent ContractorDistance: 23.22 miServing Surrounding Areas
Fremont, NH 03044 -
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Laurie Andersen, Massage Therapist
Laurie Andersen MassageDistance: 25.54 mi26 Millyard, #7
Amesbury, MA 01913 -
K. Ryan Krippendorf
Amesbury Center for HealingDistance: 25.54 mi157 Kimball Road
Amesbury, MA 01913 -
210 Points
Laura Briggs, LMT
Elemental Body Therapies of NH, LLCDistance: 25.83 mi0 Main Street
Candia, NH 03034 -
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A Massage Therapist uses massage to treat patients. A massage therapist needs a license to practice, which can be obtained after a training program. Massage therapists can work for a spa, clinic, or in private practice.
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What is a
A Massage Therapist is a professional who uses massage to treat muscles.
What types of Massage does a Massage Therapist use?
A Massage Therapist practices many different types of massage, including acupressure, deep tissue massage, sports massage and Swedish massage.
Why should I see a Massage Therapist?
You can see a Massage Therapist to relieve pain, stimulate or relax your muscles, or tone your muscles.
What is the benefit of visiting a Massage Therapist?
There are many benefits of visiting a Massage Therapist, including easing tension or pain, improving circulation, healing and relaxing.
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massage, therapy, tension relief, pain relief, circulation, healing, relaxing, relaxation, muscles, Swedish massage, sports massage, acupressure, massage therapist
A Massage Therapist uses massage to treat patients. A massage therapist needs a license to practice, which can be obtained after a training program. Massage therapists can work for a spa, clinic, or in private practice.
Massage Therapist FAQs:
What is a
Massage Therapist
?A Massage Therapist is a professional who uses massage to treat muscles.
What types of Massage does a Massage Therapist use?
A Massage Therapist practices many different types of massage, including acupressure, deep tissue massage, sports massage and Swedish massage.
Why should I see a Massage Therapist?
You can see a Massage Therapist to relieve pain, stimulate or relax your muscles, or tone your muscles.
What is the benefit of visiting a Massage Therapist?
There are many benefits of visiting a Massage Therapist, including easing tension or pain, improving circulation, healing and relaxing.
Massage Therapist Related Terms:
massage, therapy, tension relief, pain relief, circulation, healing, relaxing, relaxation, muscles, Swedish massage, sports massage, acupressure, massage therapist
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