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This promotion applies only to the following days and times and with the following staff and must be redeemed by August 21, 2026.
We are a supervised student massage clinic. Our students are specializing in Neurosomatic Therapy, a corrective style of manual therapy that is developed to help patients with chronic and acute pain syndromes. Our treatment includes an 84-point postural assessment, which therapists use to help identify where the pain is coming from. Then, a treatment plan is created and implemented, and we finish with homework exercises or stretches for you to go home with. Click the Book Now button above, select the date you want to be seen, and select your therapist. We are looking forward to working with you to find and treat the source of your pain!
Service Received: Neurosomatic Therapy with Ezra T.
The staff is always friendly and informative. The clinical supervisor, Clayton, remembered me even though a year had passed since my last visit. The clinic is always well organized and the student Therapists are punctual and mindful of client privacy.
by Charlene
on
Jul 2026
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Service Received: Neurosomatic Therapy - New Patient with Ezra T.
Excellent care delivery by attentive, professional people.
by Anonymous
on
Jun 2026
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Service Received: Neurosomatic Therapy - New Patient with Liz K.
Overall, great experience. Student massages worth it for a discounted price
by Crystal
on
Jun 2026
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Service Received: Neurosomatic Therapy with Kyle B.
This is a nice clinic. It is a school, so there is a large room with portioned off sections for the visits and massages. It does get a little hard to hear your therapist sometimes because you are so close to other students with their clients. However, I feel comfortable here and the student I am working with is phenomenal.
by Melody
on
May 2026
Verified Review
Service Received: Neurosomatic Therapy with Annalise P.
great way to get an affordable massage
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