*Small and Large animal sessions are priced by session NOT TIME as each animal responds differently.
Jen is a graduate of The Massage School in Easthampton, Massachusetts. Finishing the program November 2019, Jens’ previous experience with massage has helped her excel. With 200 hours of clinical experience, clients have raved about her professionalism and skill from the beginning. Jen is proficient in ‘reading’ muscles and allowing the body to show her what it needs. She is skilled in firm, detailed and problem specific massage. She believes for a problem area to find relief; the whole body should be addressed. Because no two bodies are alike, and because our body does not perform the same daily, each massage with Jen is different. She pays attention to how your body is feeling today and helps you to feel better for tomorrow, and beyond.
Because the body works as a whole, and that every body is different, Jen offers massage by session. Jen also offers a custom blend of essential oils to be added to the oil used during your massage. Each 75-minute session is individually customized and offers an array of indicated modalities including deep tissue, myofascial, Swedish, passive assisted range of motion and more.
Jen is a Licensed and Certified Veterinary Technician as well as a Certified Animal Massage Therapist. She has been working with animals professionally since 1998. She obtained her Small Animal Massage Certificate through Bancroft School of Massage, Doggone U in 2010. Her experience as a horse owner, training as a handler and rider has led her to include horses in her practice.
For the last 5 years Jen has put her time in small animal medicine, with a focus on anesthesia, analgesia with traditional and non-traditional pain management. Her extensive training and understanding of pain management helps her to see the animals’ needs in a different light than some other body work practioners. Her focus on animal massage stems from her seeing firsthand that animals aren’t given the same consideration as people.
With training, education and knowledge in animal behavior, physiology and anatomy Jen has a leg up above the rest.
Contact us for an intial evaluation! The first session will be to discuss you or your animals overall activity, your expectations and for our therapist to assess and plan. From there we will discuss an individual plan for you or your pet.
Upstairs, entrance under RWJ CAMPBELL sign
Why Massage? The benefits of massage are immense! There is evidence showing that muscle manipulation can help to improve overall performance and health.