Top Massage Therapists in Washington
Despite having a long to-do list and errands, you should definitely unwind after all of it has been crossed out. Or you can even take a break halfway through your list to give you that boost of energy to complete what’s left. Taking a break doesn’t waste your time, it naturally recharges you by maximizing your body’s capabilities as if it were only about to start working. What better way to do that than have a massage?
Massage therapists can relieve your pain, reduce stress, unwind bound-up muscles and make you feel generally better. In addition, they can also help rehabilitate injuries, improve circulation, and increase relaxation. Now who doesn’t want that?
There are a lot of kinds of massage therapy techniques today. Some therapists specialize in deep-tissue, acupressure, reflexology, orthopedic, and sports massage. You’ll surely find one type of massage that you’re most comfortable with.
We’re way ahead of you. Yup, we’ve done our research to minimize the trouble of you having to looking for a massage therapist in your area. We now give you our Top 10 Massage Therapists in Washington!
Kimberlee Kinlock
Vancouver, WA
Gail
Vancouver, WA
Jean Koncos
Vancouver, WA
Amalia Morsi
Seattle, WA
Sandy Bepler
Vancouver, WA
Sandy started her massage career in 2008. She graduated from Everest College, and specializes in spa services. Sandy is dedicated to tailoring services to suit your needs, for stress relief, relaxation, or both.
Mike McCann
Seattle, WA
In his 20 years as a professional massage therapist Mike has focused his training in understanding the relationship between body posture, flexibility, strength, and life’s activities like work and sports. Mike combines his training in modalities like Myofascial Release (one form of “Deep Tissue” massage), sports massage, and other advanced massage treatment techniques to help clients break patterns of long-term chronic conditions.
Susan Stokman
Vancouver, WA
Susan is a graduate of Everest College Massage & Spa program, class of 2012. She utilize her life experiences, technical abilities, critical thinking and trouble shooting skills every day in her work. In her sessions Susan uses many different techniques such as, deep tissue, craniosacral therapy, M.E.T., medical and sports massage to help release tight muscles, reduce stress, relieve pain and most importantly re-align the body.
Mark Pearlscott
Seattle, WA
Mark have studied (and continue to study) many forms of manual therapy and soft tissue manipulation. He enrolled and attended classes at Seattle Massage School (which became Ashmead College, and now is called Everest Institute), finishing their massage program in February of 1999 with a 4.0 grade point average. He passed the state and national exams the following month, and became a licensed massage practitioner (LMP) in the state of Washington. Mark’s clinical focus is on managing and eliminating pain, injury rehabilitation, and correcting alignment including soft tissue dysfunction (e.g. poor posture) for his clients.
Luata Bray
Seattle, WA
After moving to the State of Washington in 1988, Luata enrolled in The Seattle Massage School. In 1992 she received her State of Washington Massage Practitioner License. Luata is a member of the American Massage Therapy Association. She received a certificate in Orthopedic Massage from Nationally renowned Whitney Lowe, L.M.T. in 2000. Luata frequently attend conventions, seminars and research conferences to keep current with all the many discoveries in the science of massage therapy.
Gary Vigeant
Vancouver, WA
Gary attended Space Coast Massage Institute. Upon graduation in 1996 he worked as a massage therapist and later also as a substitute teacher at Space Coast Massage. In June of 1996 Gary became Nationally Certified in Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork. After completing a series of workshops and passing both written and practical exams in December of 1998 he received his certification in Neuromuscular Therapy. Gary is a certified member of the Associated Bodywork and Massage Professionals.
