Regina Panetti, LMT

An integrative blend of techniques and modalities used to meet clients' individual needs. This work promotes the cornerstone benefits of massage: Decreased muscle tension and fascial restriction patterns, relief from the effects of stress and pain, enhanced circulation, improved range of motion, and a sense of overall wellbeing and relaxation.

Based upon the belief that points on the hands and feet correlate to specific areas of the body, the therapist manipulates these points as a way to indirectly treat the rest of the body. This beautifully relaxing treatment is non-invasive, yet highly effective in bringing balance and an overall sense of well-being. This type of massage is particularly good for clients who are unable to receive touch to the other parts of their bodies, or who are otherwise uncomfortable with full-body massage.