Ric Webb LMT

I received my training at Heritage College of Health Careers, Kansas City MO. 

I obtained an AOS degree from Heritage; after completing 1200 hours of training.

When asked why I do what I do, I answer; to offer massage that is refreshment to your body, mind and spirit.

First, as most of us work in a career that requires us to work several hours every day with our arms in front of our bodies; this causes us to roll our shoulders forward, thus disrupting the balance in our muscular system. Clients that have to get in a vehicle and drive after receiving the massage cause them to put the shoulders and arm back in the position that has been released during the massage. Clients that receive a massage in a familiar environment are able to relax more deeply, as well as give the muscles time to readjust the muscle memory and give a longer benefit of the massage.

Secondly, massage releases several chemicals in our brains, including Oxytocin, Serotonin, Dopamine, Encephalin and Endorphins.