Body Ache Escape Massage Center
Acupuncture & Acupressure in Columbus, OH
Body Ache Escape Massage Center (Columbus, OH) was founded in June of 2010 by Michele Cook and Kyron Moses. The intention of Body Ache Escape is massage that makes a person feel better for life not just an hour. We are massage and acupuncture clinic focused on making clients feel better for life, not just an hour.
Areas Served
- Reynoldsburg, Pickerington, Canal Winchester, Blacklick, Columbus, Pataskala, Whitehall, Groveport, Baltimore
Business Details
- Licensed
- Year established: 2010
- Number of employees: 9
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Contact Details
Products & Services
Relaxation Massage
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Relaxation Massage is a Swedish Massage performed on the full body.
Swedish Massage benefits circulation, stimulates the skin and relaxes
the muscles. There are no specialized techniques or modalities included.
It is recommended for individuals who have never had massage, people
sensitive to pressure or those who have only the goal of relaxation. If
you want your knots worked out, you will want to choose a therapeutic
massage.
Relaxation Massage is a Swedish Massage performed on the full body.
Swedish Massage benefits circulation, stimulates the skin and relaxes
the muscles. There are no specialized techniques or modalities included.
It is recommended for individuals who have never had massage, people
sensitive to pressure or those who have only the goal of relaxation. If
you want your knots worked out, you will want to choose a therapeutic
massage.
Therapeutic/Deep Tissue Massage
read moreThismassage is for when you need those pesky knots
worked out! If you are having pain of any kind, this is what you want to
choose. It will consist of techniques such as trigger point and
myofascial release. Deep tissue is not synonymous with deep pressure, so
if you like a lot of pressure, let the therapist know. A Therapeutic
Massage may also contain Swedish Massage techniques.
worked out! If you are having pain of any kind, this is what you want to
choose. It will consist of techniques such as trigger point and
myofascial release. Deep tissue is not synonymous with deep pressure, so
if you like a lot of pressure, let the therapist know. A Therapeutic
Massage may also contain Swedish Massage techniques.
Key People
Andrew
read moreA graduate of Columbus State Community College, Andrew likes to teeter the line between relaxation and therapeutic massage. He specializes in trigger point therapy; playing detective, each knot another clue to the source of your pain. Andrew can also help you prepare for or recover from an athletic event with his training in sports massage and has been known to help with chronic headaches as well.
Sara
read moreSara went to the American Institute of Alternative Massage and became licensed in January of 2013. Although she is new to the field, she is no stranger to massage. She has been getting massages from Michele (the owner) for several years, so she knows all the best techniques. She has taken specialized classes in Neuromuscular Therapy, Lymphatic Drainage and CranioSacral Therapy.
Lauren
read moreLauren graduated from Heritage College and became licensed in 2013. She became interested in massage when her son was born several years ago. He came down with colic and she wanted to help him. She discovered massage did the trick! She is always learning and growing. She is extremely smart and has a touch that will give you the tingles!