Re: Massage therapist near Boston

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If you put that you specialize in those areas, Fibro, etc., in your advertising material (pamphlets, etc.) you will attract clients I gaurentee. I have a very difficult time finding just the right massage therapist because I need someone who can do a deep tissue massage. Thankfully we have a gentleman who has nice big strong hands that comes in to where I work once a week to give chair massages. He helps keep my muscles a little loser and really works on getting out the knots. It is refreshing to hear from someone who isn't interested in giving the fluff massages--I can't tell you how dissappointed I have been in the past when I've specifically asked for a deep tissue massage before I make the appointment and get fluff instead--I won't go back, it isn't worth the money.

Good luck to you.

Deb Halvorson

From: Dominie Bush <dombush@...>dominie Sent: Thursday, November 6, 2008 5:44:03 PMSubject: Massage therapist near Boston

Just got this from a massage therapist near Boston. I told him Iwould post it on my message board. I like his attitude! - DomHi Dominie,My name is Wayne Jalbert. I am a Professional Licensed and NationalCertified Massage Therapist with over six years experience working inBoston's top Spas and Health Clubs. I have found that working in theSpa environment most people are just looking for a "fluff and buff"massage or a massage just because its the in thing to do. I became aMassage Therapist because I wanted to work with athletes, tightrestrictive muscles, injury rehab, pain reduction, Fibromyalgia andChronic Myofascial Pain Syndrome. I want to work in an area of massagewhere I can go home every night and feel like I have really helpedpeople. I am currently starting a practice in Beverly, Massachusetts.Beverly is about 20 miles north of Boston on the North Shore ofMassachusetts. I was

wondering if you have any suggestion on how I canattract clients with Fibromyalgia and Chronic Myofascial Pain Syndromein my area. Sincerely, Wayne D. Jalbert, LMT, NCTMB16 Lyman StreetBeverly, MA 01915Phone: 978-273-9888Email: Bodyworkbywayne@ aol.com

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I wish there was one like him in the Atlanta area. It is good to know that there are SOME practitioners out there that understand.

S.

Massage therapist near Boston

Just got this from a massage therapist near Boston. I told him I

would post it on my message board. I like his attitude! - Dom

Hi Dominie,

My name is Wayne Jalbert. I am a Professional Licensed and National

Certified Massage Therapist with over six years experience working in

Boston's top Spas and Health Clubs. I have found that working in the

Spa environment most people are just looking for a "fluff and buff"

massage or a massage just because its the in thing to do. I became a

Massage Therapist because I wanted to work with athletes, tight

restrictive muscles, injury rehab, pain reduction, Fibromyalgia and

Chronic Myofascial Pain Syndrome. I want to work in an area of massage

where I can go home every night and feel like I have really helped

people. I am currently starting a practice in Beverly, Massachusetts.

Beverly is about 20 miles north of Boston on the North Shore of

Massachusetts. I was wondering if you have any suggestion on how I can

attract clients with Fibromyalgia and Chronic Myofascial Pain Syndrome

in my area.

Sincerely,

Wayne D. Jalbert, LMT, NCTMB

16 Lyman Street

Beverly, MA 01915

Phone: 978-273-9888

Email: Bodyworkbywayneaol

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Does anyone know of one in the Ft. Laud/Hollywood or surrounding areas? Thx in advance. Hugs HSent from my BlackBerry® smartphone with SprintSpeedFrom: kmtrs1@...Date: Sat, 08 Nov 2008 13:14:13 -0500<dominie >Subject: Re: Massage therapist near Boston I wish there was one like him in the Atlanta area. It is good to know that there are SOME practitioners out there that understand. S. Massage therapist near Boston Just got this from a massage therapist near Boston. I told him I would post it on my message board. I like his attitude! - Dom Hi Dominie, My name is Wayne Jalbert. I am a Professional Licensed and National Certified Massage Therapist with over six years experience working in Boston's top Spas and Health Clubs. I have found that working in the Spa environment most people are just looking for a "fluff and buff" massage or a massage just because its the in thing to do. I became a Massage Therapist because I wanted to work with athletes, tight restrictive muscles, injury rehab, pain reduction, Fibromyalgia and Chronic Myofascial Pain Syndrome. I want to work in an area of massage where I can go home every night and feel like I have really helped people. I am currently starting a practice in Beverly, Massachusetts. Beverly is about 20 miles north of Boston on the North Shore of Massachusetts. I was wondering if you have any suggestion on how I can attract clients with Fibromyalgia and Chronic Myofascial Pain Syndrome in my area. Sincerely, Wayne D. Jalbert, LMT, NCTMB 16 Lyman Street Beverly, MA 01915 Phone: 978-273-9888 Email: Bodyworkbywayneaol Instant access to the latest most popular FREE games while you browse with the Games Toolbar - Download Now!

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, look in the yellow pages, for massage therapy. Then just start calling and ask if they work with fibromyalgia patients. Also many Chiropractic offices have massage therapy on staff. Most therapist now a days are trained to work with Fibro. In fact somewhere down where you are is the place that Cranial Sacral is taught. That is another therapy done by Massage therapist which is good for fibro. Sandie -- Massage therapist near Boston Just got this from a massage therapist near Boston. I told him Iwould post it on my message board. I like his attitude! - DomHi Dominie,My name is Wayne Jalbert. I am a Professional Licensed and NationalCertified Massage Therapist with over six years experience working inBoston's top Spas and Health Clubs. I have found that working in theSpa environment most people are just looking for a "fluff and buff"massage or a massage just because its the in thing to do. I became aMassage Therapist because I wanted to work with athletes, tightrestrictive muscles, injury rehab, pain reduction, Fibromyalgia andChronic Myofascial Pain Syndrome. I want to work in an area of massagewhere I can go home every night and feel like I have really helpedpeople. I am currently starting a practice in Beverly, Massachusetts.Beverly is about 20 miles north of Boston on the North Shore ofMassachusetts. I was wondering if you have any suggestion on how I canattract clients with Fibromyalgia and Chronic Myofascial Pain Syndromein my area. Sincerely, Wayne D. Jalbert, LMT, NCTMB16 Lyman StreetBeverly, MA 01915Phone: 978-273-9888Email: Bodyworkbywayneaol Instant access to the latest most popular FREE games while you browse with the Games Toolbar - Download Now! letter by lynne springtime cn font 10-10-08

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Thanks Sandie, I see my PCP and my Physiatrist this week so between the two hopefully they'll be able to tell me something about this type of massage therapy. Also, do you know the name of what they do for Myofascial Pain Syndrome as far as massage goes? I was posted on here and can't remember the name. Big surprise! Thanks Hugs H.

From: memommy1947 <MEMOMMY1947@...>Subject: Re: Massage therapist near Bostondominie@...Date: Sunday, November 9, 2008, 12:28 AM

, look in the yellow pages, for massage therapy. Then just start calling and ask if they work with fibromyalgia patients. Also many Chiropractic offices have massage therapy on staff. Most therapist now a days are trained to work with Fibro. In fact somewhere down where you are is the place that Cranial Sacral is taught. That is another therapy done by Massage therapist which is good for fibro.

Sandie

-- Massage therapist near Boston

Just got this from a massage therapist near Boston. I told him Iwould post it on my message board. I like his attitude! - DomHi Dominie,My name is Wayne Jalbert. I am a Professional Licensed and NationalCertified Massage Therapist with over six years experience working inBoston's top Spas and Health Clubs. I have found that working in theSpa environment most people are just looking for a "fluff and buff"massage or a massage just because its the in thing to do. I became aMassage Therapist because I wanted to work with athletes, tightrestrictive muscles, injury rehab, pain reduction, Fibromyalgia andChronic Myofascial Pain Syndrome. I want to work in an area of massagewhere I can go home every night and feel like I have really helpedpeople. I am currently starting a practice in Beverly, Massachusetts.Beverly is about 20 miles north of Boston on the North Shore ofMassachusetts. I was

wondering if you have any suggestion on how I canattract clients with Fibromyalgia and Chronic Myofascial Pain Syndromein my area. Sincerely, Wayne D. Jalbert, LMT, NCTMB16 Lyman StreetBeverly, MA 01915Phone: 978-273-9888Email: Bodyworkbywayne@ aol.com

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My therapist did myofascial release. Sandie -- Massage therapist near Boston Just got this from a massage therapist near Boston. I told him Iwould post it on my message board. I like his attitude! - DomHi Dominie,My name is Wayne Jalbert. I am a Professional Licensed and NationalCertified Massage Therapist with over six years experience working inBoston's top Spas and Health Clubs. I have found that working in theSpa environment most people are just looking for a "fluff and buff"massage or a massage just because its the in thing to do. I became aMassage Therapist because I wanted to work with athletes, tightrestrictive muscles, injury rehab, pain reduction, Fibromyalgia andChronic Myofascial Pain Syndrome. I want to work in an area of massagewhere I can go home every night and feel like I have really helpedpeople. I am currently starting a practice in Beverly, Massachusetts.Beverly is about 20 miles north of Boston on the North Shore ofMassachusetts. I was wondering if you have any suggestion on how I canattract clients with Fibromyalgia and Chronic Myofascial Pain Syndromein my area. Sincerely, Wayne D. Jalbert, LMT, NCTMB16 Lyman StreetBeverly, MA 01915Phone: 978-273-9888Email: Bodyworkbywayne@ aol.com Instant access to the latest most popular FREE games while you browse with the Games Toolbar - Download Now! letter by lynne springtime cn font 10-10-08 letter by lynne springtime cn font 10-10-08

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Thanks Sandie, I'm writing all of this down, so it's not forgotten when I go next week. Hugs H.

From: memommy1947 <MEMOMMY1947@ aol.com>Subject: Re: Massage therapist near Bostondominie@groups ..comDate: Sunday, November 9, 2008, 12:28 AM

, look in the yellow pages, for massage therapy. Then just start calling and ask if they work with fibromyalgia patients. Also many Chiropractic offices have massage therapy on staff. Most therapist now a days are trained to work with Fibro. In fact somewhere down where you are is the place that Cranial Sacral is taught. That is another therapy done by Massage therapist which is good for fibro.

Sandie

-- Massage therapist near Boston

Just got this from a massage therapist near Boston. I told him Iwould post it on my message board. I like his attitude! - DomHi Dominie,My name is Wayne Jalbert. I am a Professional Licensed and NationalCertified Massage Therapist with over six years experience working inBoston's top Spas and Health Clubs. I have found that working in theSpa environment most people are just looking for a "fluff and buff"massage or a massage just because its the in thing to do. I became aMassage Therapist because I wanted to work with athletes, tightrestrictive muscles, injury rehab, pain reduction, Fibromyalgia andChronic Myofascial Pain Syndrome. I want to work in an area of massagewhere I can go home every night and feel like I have really helpedpeople. I am currently starting a practice in Beverly, Massachusetts.Beverly is about 20 miles north of Boston on the North Shore ofMassachusetts. I was

wondering if you have any suggestion on how I canattract clients with Fibromyalgia and Chronic Myofascial Pain Syndromein my area. Sincerely, Wayne D. Jalbert, LMT, NCTMB16 Lyman StreetBeverly, MA 01915Phone: 978-273-9888Email: Bodyworkbywayne@ aol.com

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letter by lynne

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10-10-08

letter by lynne

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10-10-08