Important Info
Location - I am now in suite 210 in the Masonic Temple. When you enter the suite, turn right and go past the waiting area. My office, 210-I will be the first one on your right. There are no numbers/letters, but my name plate is up next to the door, so look for that.
COVID Policy - Beginning Monday April 24th, masks will be welcomed but no longer required unless you have symptoms of any type of respiratory infection. I will continue wearing a mask with all clients and will have some available should you need one.
About Your Therapist
Chelle has been a massage therapist since 2002 and has worked in a variety of settings from day spas to wellness centers. She's been in private practice since 2013.
Message from Chelle:
I'm neurodivergent and am primarily kinesthetically oriented. This means I work best in a calm environment and I need to touch and interact with things to best understand them. Massage therapy is a dream career for me.
The Value of Specialization
You deserve to be treated by someone who understands your particular issues and how to treat them.
I've spent years learning all I can about a handful of conditions and then spent additional years working to understand how all of that translates into success (or failure) on the massage table.
Questions Answered
Whether your a seasoned massage veteran or a newbie to its myriad benefits, there are a few things you should know about your first appointment at New Yew.
I'm going to answer the questions that I actually get asked the most, rather than use this FAQ post as a "clever device" to answer the questions that no one's asking even though I want to answer them.
Specialties should take a long time to develop, so I understand why 9 might seem excessive. But what if I told you that it's really only 3 specialties?
