True Health Massage provides client driven, therapeutic massage and bodywork for the enhancement of health and well-being. Each treatment is unique to the individual, meaning no two treatments are ever the same. We are dedicated to providing our clients with nurturing treatments to promote relaxation and self-healing.
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Release and restore with the True Health Focused Massage.
Typically targeting one or two areas, this massage slowly releases even the deepest layers of tissue.
Perfect for melting away stress and tension in the neck and shoulders.
Encompassing both mind and body, begin to unwind with guided breathwork, accompanied by light to medium pressure.
From there, each massage is tailored to fit your needs, offering a wide arrangement of light to deep tissue work.
Whether you are looking to relax and de-stress or looking for relief from chronic tension, experience a massage unique to you.
Typically targeting one or two areas, this massage slowly releases even the deepest layers of tissue.
Perfect for melting away stress and tension in the neck and shoulders.
Encompassing both mind and body, begin to unwind with guided breathwork, accompanied by light to medium pressure.
From there, each massage is tailored to fit your needs, offering a wide arrangement of light to deep tissue work.
Whether you are looking to relax and de-stress or looking for relief from chronic tension, experience a massage unique to you.
Korin specializes in medical massage and relaxation massage, helping her clients get to where they need to be after injuries or just relaxing after a long work week.
She is trained and proficient in a variety of modalities and massage techniques including relaxation, deep tissue, sports, trigger point and pregnancy massage.
She spent two years as a chiropractic assistant, and completed schooling to become a thermography technician before deciding to further her education and become a massage therapist.
She is trained and proficient in a variety of modalities and massage techniques including relaxation, deep tissue, sports, trigger point and pregnancy massage.
She spent two years as a chiropractic assistant, and completed schooling to become a thermography technician before deciding to further her education and become a massage therapist.
A Michigan native and Traverse City transplant, Spencer has long emphasized the importance of health and wellness in everyday life.
In college, she studied Environmental Health, as well as Gender and Health at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
While at U of M, she developed a passion for yoga, nutrition, and holistic health care.
In 2016, Spencer spent time in Bali, Indonesia, furthering her yoga experience and training, and it was in Bali that she was introduced to massage therapy.
Receiving massage and bodywork therapies on a regular basis, Spencer experienced positive changes to not only her body, but to her emotional state as well.
In college, she studied Environmental Health, as well as Gender and Health at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
While at U of M, she developed a passion for yoga, nutrition, and holistic health care.
In 2016, Spencer spent time in Bali, Indonesia, furthering her yoga experience and training, and it was in Bali that she was introduced to massage therapy.
Receiving massage and bodywork therapies on a regular basis, Spencer experienced positive changes to not only her body, but to her emotional state as well.
It was everyone's first massage at one point in time.
Here at True Health, we aim to make your massage therapy experience relaxing, restorative, and comfortable; regardless if this is your first massage or one hundredth.
Here are some quick tips and tricks when it comes to your first massage.
First things first, drink water!
You will thank us later.
Making sure you drink plenty of water before your massage will keep your muscles hydrated, support detoxing, and help reduce any soreness after a massage.
Here at True Health, we aim to make your massage therapy experience relaxing, restorative, and comfortable; regardless if this is your first massage or one hundredth.
Here are some quick tips and tricks when it comes to your first massage.
First things first, drink water!
You will thank us later.
Making sure you drink plenty of water before your massage will keep your muscles hydrated, support detoxing, and help reduce any soreness after a massage.
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