Arianna DAlelio
“If something is there, you can only see it with your eyes open, but if it isn't there, you can see it just as well with your eyes closed. That's why imaginary things are often easier to see than real ones.”
Hello! My name is Arianna Santina and I am the Certified massage therapist, LMT and body-worker here at Reconstructive Rhythm Massage.
I began my journey towards becoming a massage therapist with an interest, skill set, and passion for helping others that began early in my childhood. Raised by working class parents who owned and operated a 24-hour diner in South Florida, my mom would often come home late in the evening (or early in the morning) with a sore back and even achier feet and as a y...
I began my journey towards becoming a massage therapist with an interest, skill set, and passion for helping others that began early in my childhood. Raised by working class parents who owned and operated a 24-hour diner in South Florida, my mom would often come home late in the evening (or early in the morning) with a sore back and even achier feet and as a y...
Hello! My name is Arianna Santina and I am the Certified massage therapist, LMT and body-worker here at Reconstructive Rhythm Massage.
I began my journey towards becoming a massage therapist with an interest, skill set, and passion for helping others that began early in my childhood. Raised by working class parents who owned and operated a 24-hour diner in South Florida, my mom would often come home late in the evening (or early in the morning) with a sore back and even achier feet and as a young girl I would crawl up onto her bed and "make pizzas" on my mother's back--
I would 'knead the dough' with petrissage; I would "spread the sauce" with effleurage and "sprinkle the cheese" with light brushes of tapotement and each time I found a knot I would of course have to "press in extra toppings". I didn't know any of the fancy terminology for what I was doing, only that I was keeping myself entertained while tending to my mother and she would feel worlds better afterwards. And Luckily we were able to avoid forming any disruptive associations between pizza and stinky feet ;)
As I grew older I explored other avenues of interest including photography and the arts, as well as organic gardening. (I continue to have part time work in the feild of photography, and remain a dedicated full time farmer, in season) -Massage has always remained a part of my lif, however, and I have consistently found myself directing both my talent in that area, as well as my compassions- towards family and friends in need. Throughout my 20s, I was proud to have been able to provide relief in the form of light massage (when not contraindicated), in particular, to my Father as he went through cancer treatments. My father, in spite of his own struggles and illness, was always an encouraging and supportive figure in my life and urged me to play to my strengths and make use of my aptitude and affinity for bodywork. This was not possible during the years I spent as a home 'care-taker' of sorts, but upon my fathers passing I was heartily inspired by his confidence in and endorsement of me, and,
In honor of my father, I returned to school to further my education at the North Eastern Institute of Whole Health in Manchester, New Hampshire to become a Certified Massage Therapist.
My main objective as a therapist has always been geared towards providing a holistic, medical-based therapeutic massage treatment- where those who are stressed, in pain, or in need- whether it be medically, mentally, physically, or simply emotionally, will have a quiet place to relax their body and mind while they recieve a treatment tailored to their needs. Befitting of my own personal style and keen to tailor my treatments directly to the clients needs, I resolved myself to dive into the field of therapy where I excelled- and immediately began working to set up a cozy, quiet studio- inimitable to other bodywork clinics in the area due to the broad spectrum of modalities provided, and the dedication to providing you with the best treatmeant EVERY SESSION while remaining actively attentive to your needs and respectful of your personal boundaries, especially but not limited to in the Treatment Room.
I began my journey towards becoming a massage therapist with an interest, skill set, and passion for helping others that began early in my childhood. Raised by working class parents who owned and operated a 24-hour diner in South Florida, my mom would often come home late in the evening (or early in the morning) with a sore back and even achier feet and as a young girl I would crawl up onto her bed and "make pizzas" on my mother's back--
I would 'knead the dough' with petrissage; I would "spread the sauce" with effleurage and "sprinkle the cheese" with light brushes of tapotement and each time I found a knot I would of course have to "press in extra toppings". I didn't know any of the fancy terminology for what I was doing, only that I was keeping myself entertained while tending to my mother and she would feel worlds better afterwards. And Luckily we were able to avoid forming any disruptive associations between pizza and stinky feet ;)
As I grew older I explored other avenues of interest including photography and the arts, as well as organic gardening. (I continue to have part time work in the feild of photography, and remain a dedicated full time farmer, in season) -Massage has always remained a part of my lif, however, and I have consistently found myself directing both my talent in that area, as well as my compassions- towards family and friends in need. Throughout my 20s, I was proud to have been able to provide relief in the form of light massage (when not contraindicated), in particular, to my Father as he went through cancer treatments. My father, in spite of his own struggles and illness, was always an encouraging and supportive figure in my life and urged me to play to my strengths and make use of my aptitude and affinity for bodywork. This was not possible during the years I spent as a home 'care-taker' of sorts, but upon my fathers passing I was heartily inspired by his confidence in and endorsement of me, and,
In honor of my father, I returned to school to further my education at the North Eastern Institute of Whole Health in Manchester, New Hampshire to become a Certified Massage Therapist.
My main objective as a therapist has always been geared towards providing a holistic, medical-based therapeutic massage treatment- where those who are stressed, in pain, or in need- whether it be medically, mentally, physically, or simply emotionally, will have a quiet place to relax their body and mind while they recieve a treatment tailored to their needs. Befitting of my own personal style and keen to tailor my treatments directly to the clients needs, I resolved myself to dive into the field of therapy where I excelled- and immediately began working to set up a cozy, quiet studio- inimitable to other bodywork clinics in the area due to the broad spectrum of modalities provided, and the dedication to providing you with the best treatmeant EVERY SESSION while remaining actively attentive to your needs and respectful of your personal boundaries, especially but not limited to in the Treatment Room.
And so was born.......
Reconstructive Rhythm Massage- named for my father who owned and operated his own Construction company for over 35 years. He always wanted someone to follow in his footsteps and carry on his business; Building houses was never my forté, however, I as your therapist and, with you as a my client, we aim to "Reconstruct" the body
through the use of such techniques and modalities as - - Neuromuscular (often referred to as "deep tissue"), Deep Pressure and/or Relaxing Swedish Massage, Grigorian Method and Grigorian Organic Reflexology, Hot Stone Therapy, Trigger Point Therapy, Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF's) and more - - and, as always, to your unique and ever-changing needs, with the goal of achieving, for each and every client, your own distinctly personal objective for the session, and to bring the body back into balance, reintroducing a natural rhythm to your movements that some haven't experienced in years!
- RECONSTRUCTIVE RHYTHM MASSAGE is a home studio, located at 291 B UPPER BAY RD. in SANBORNTON, NH (NEW HAMPSHIRE). Two large stone pillars mark a long driveway of 2 estate homes. R+R's Massage Studio is located on the back entrance of the GRAY HOUSE on the right hand side.
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Reconstructive Rhythm Massage
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North Eastern Institute of Whole Health
Massage Certification
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