Our Therapists. She has passed the national examination, and maintained her certification by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork. Her experience in reflexology and involvement in the natural health field span over 30 years. Mary Ann Yarbrough, MT Mary Ann is a certified and licensed massage therapist since and former instructor of massage therapy. She brings to the table a unique approach that combines traditional Neuromuscular Therapy with Craniosacral Therapy to effectively relieve neck pain.
In , she became certified as a Trager Practitioner, maintaining her membership in the Trager Institute until She has studied many modalities and is now focused on the following: - Reflexology of the hands, feet and ears - A special Reflexology Facial - Polarity - Sound Therapy utilizing advanced sound technologies produced by Cyma Technologies - Access Consciousness Bars - Reiki.
Lindsey E. Strickland, MT, ES Lindsey is a cheerful, positive state licensed massage therapist who was was trained by the best at the Lake Lanier School of Massage in Since she is also a state licensed esthetician, she can give you a rejuvenating facial in addition to a phenomenal massage. Going deep and relieving those "stuck" muscles is her specialty. She has that healing touch you are looking for. Kristi Powell, MT Kristi is a certified and licensed massage therapist. She specializes in Hot Stone Therapy, which she combines with her background in medical massage to deeply affect the muscles.
She is certified in Ashiatsu Oriental Bar Therapy. Her greatest joy is helping people become free of their pain. Holly Helton, MT A lifelong love of learning about the human body and how it functions is the undercurrent of Holly's work. After seeing the synergistic effects of combining these modalities, she created Thrive BodyWork to better serve her clients. He specializes in treating chronic neck, back and shoulder issues. Working to alleviate blockages, inflammation and pain has always been her motivation to help people.
She sees that most folks today do live stressful, hectic lives. Whether it is part of the work week or normal day-to-day functions causing fatigue, she feels that Integrative Massage can be one of the most relaxing and freeing experiences.
