Sheree B.
Sheree Brower LMT
19084 N Fruitport Rd, SPRING LAKE, MI, 49456
Sheree is a Licensed Massage Therapist and graduate of the Academy of Alternative Healing Arts. She has been part of The Gleason Center team in a multi-functional role since 2023 serving as a Patient Care Coordinator, KPS Essentials Specialist (organic skincare) and MLS Laser Technician. Known for her intuitive, responsive touch, Sheree adapts her techniques in real time to meet each clients changing needs. She takes an individualized approach to therapeutic massage, tailoring each session to support her clients' wellness goals. Sheree integrates a variety of holistic techniques- such as cupping, gua sha, lymphatic drainage, deep tissue, assisted stretch, relaxation- and collaborates closely with other providers to deliver comprehensive goal-focused care. Outside of the treatment room, Sheree enjoys traveling with her husband, thrift shopping with her daughters and connecting with friends over coffee. Book your personalized treatment today and take the next step in your wellness journey.
Massage Therapy
A customized blend of techniques designed to relieve pain, restore balance, and support healing. Your therapist will work with you to determine which modality will suite your needs and goals the best. Possible modalities include:Deep Tissue, Myofascial Release, Assisted Stretch, Deep Tissue, Gua Sha, Muscle Scraping, Manual therapy tools (theragun & roller)30-60 min will target a muscle group(s)90 min will allow for a full body massage with detailed/targeted muscle work
Chiropractic
Loosened up prior to an adjustment or calm muscles down afterwards! This quick yet affect treatment will target your greatest area of tension to help you relax, release, and soften your muscles in order to get the best adjustment possible. Modalities we may use:Assisted stretch to gain mobility and increased range of motion, Deep Tissue Massage for increased circulation and trigger points, Theragun or GuaSha to release fascia and soften muscles, Muscle Scraping to break up adhesions and scar tissue