Nicci H.
Nicci Hejnar, LMT
Renwick/30, Plainfield, IL, 60586
National University of Health Sciences in Lombard, Il geared my massage education to reflect a science based approach to the body and how to use massage in the physical rehabilitation of Chiropractic patients. NUHS is a well rounded natural medicine university including acupuncture, chiropractic and naturopathy as doctorate programs.I even had the privilege to study cadavers in my anatomy classes. I have added to that scientific foundation with energy and subtle techniques such as reflexology, autonomic balancing technique, craniosacral therapy and lymphatic drainage. I enjoy listening to the body through my clients feedback as well as subconscious feedback in the body to guide which technique is needed. I have learned a lot since graduating massage in 2002 and my Bachelors in 2005 (theater, I know, not related). And will always continue to study the amazing body. When I'm not massaging I am parenting 2 sons, recording audiobook narration, writing and performing stand-up, acting, teaching massage, riding motorcycles with my husband, playing with my dog, going to church, or watching a movie. I also love to travel and have visited 4 continents and 10 countries (yes, I include connecting flights and the US). My husband and I hope to own a small sport plane in the near future (within 5 years) for him to clock hours. End goal? Aviation Missionary. Live life like its the only one you get.
Massage Therapy
Session within 6 weeks of previous session? This is your service. Congrats, you keep the intro rate. Stretching, cupping, stones, myofascial release, deep tissue, lymphatic, Swedish may all be utilized at the discretion of the therapist and need of the client.
Reflexology
Reflexology is a technique that focuses on specific pressure points within your feet and hands to help correct energy flows throughout your body. I prefer a full hour for the feet and require an hour to address both hands and feet. Clothing may be worn which is quite nice for those new to bodywork. Your parasympathetic system engages to put your entire body into rest, digest and heal mode.