Christopher C
Amherst Therapeutic Bodywork
409 Main Street, Suite 211, Amherst, MA, 01002
Chris’s phone number (413) 522-0656 In 1994, Chris received his massage training from the most medically-based massage school on the east coast, Bancroft School of Massage Therapy in Worcester, Mass. with a 4.0. Chris has an incredible background of services and skills. In the area of bodywork and massage therapy, Chris has studied movement and pathology, hydrotherapy, Reflexology, PNF & Stretching techniques with Aaron Mattes, Sports Massage, Shiatsu, Geriatric Massage, and the extensive NMT (Neuromuscular Therapy) course work under the directions of Judith Walker. Though his years of practice, Chris honed all these modalities to gain understanding and success in relieving the pain spasm cycle for both chronic and acute conditions. Chris describes himself as energetic and highly attuned to his clients specific needs. He has experience working with physicians, celebrities, clients of all ages, body types and medical conditions, including amputees, polio, fibromyalgia, scoliosis, MS, hypertension and diabetes. He has done massage therapy for many years in New York City and Martha’s Vineyard. For the past decade Chris has lived and worked in Hatfield, Mass and raised his son. Chris is thrilled to have the opportunity to bring his experience in massage therapy and life! To Amherst Therapeutic Bodywork. If you would like to learn more about Chris’ skills or have questions about how he might tailor his modalities to your needs in a session, reach out to Chris directly by voice or text: Christopher J. Croteau ( 413) 522-0656 You can book online.
Sports massage uses a variety of massage techniques including Trigger Point therapy designed to help your body feel freer and stronger. Sports massage is specifically designed to support movement, performance, and recovery. It targets the muscle groups most engaged in your activities, helping to address tightness, soreness, or imbalances that might arise from repetitive movements.