Lenny F.

Bodywork Science

319 Westtown Road, Suite D, West Chester, PA, 19380

Lenny Fassih, a native of Chester County, is a graduate of The Pennsylvania State University with a bachelors degree in Science, a certificate in personal training, 8 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry, and a diploma in massage therapy from the Pennsylvania School of Muscle Therapy, Cortiva Institute. In Europe, Australia, Asia, Canada and other area of the world, bodywork is held in a much higher standard a 4-year degree or greater. In America, an individual can come out of high school, apply to a massage therapy school and become licensed in less than a year. Lenny changes the way our country sees bodywork and is heavily raising the bar each day. With thousands of hours documented hands-on experience, Lenny has treated those with pain & discomfort since 2012. Most of his clients and colleagues know him for his unrelenting will to help solve and individuals problem and get them to a point where they feel they are managing their situation. No problem is too big to begin treating your pain and stress are real and need to be addressed before they manifest into a bigger problem in the future. From chronic pain to neuropathies, headaches, sprains & strains, Lenny fuses his Clinical Orthopedic Manual Therapy background with his education in the sciences to provide the most ideal pressure for every joint for every individual. Lenny believes preventative medicine begins with the client; no sole practitioner can be attributed to curing or healing a person. Empowering the client with information is the first step to work towards achieve the targeted goal. With professional connections all over Southeastern Pennsylvania, he will be able to find a practitioner or specialist that will better help with your situation if needed. No one is perfect- Lenny fully and personally understands that. Not all problems may be treated with bodywork, but what separates him from an average therapist is his drive to more deeply understand the body and why the individual is in discomfort.