Pete was super great for my one hour deep tissue massage. Pete was able to listen and apply all my…read morespecial specific body needs. He was very professional. I felt very covid safe. Highly recommend booking a massage with Pete! You'll for sure leave relaxed.

Pete is a fine masseur. He gave me a good massage. Pete is extremely professional. I would…read morerecommend him.

My review is specifically related to the continual unwanted spam emails that I receive from…read morealways-changing email addresses at their domain. I've requested to have my email removed from their lists, but it doesn't happen. They offer no opt-out in their emails. I block every sender that is used, but this does little since they change the sender email address every day. Very unethical.

From the owner: Online CPR, first aid, and other health and safety training. We certify thousands of students every…read moremonth across the United States.

$35 for an hour massage, you can't beat it even though they are students. Very thoughtful and worth…read morethe health investment

From the owner: We offer a holistic program with an orthopedic focus. This allows us to nurture the students…read morementally, socially, and emotionally, while giving them an in-depth, evidence informed understanding of the body and how to help it heal. In essence, we help them heal while they learn to help others heal. Interwoven throughout our curriculum is the learning and practice of somatics. Somatics enhances massage therapy by fostering body awareness. It empowers clients to connect with sensations, aiding in tension release and stress reduction. Integrating somatic principles into massage sessions promotes holistic healing, aligning physical and emotional well-being through mindful attention to the body’s innate wisdom.

It's #ThankYouThursday! A time to share about businesses we're thankful for here on Yelp. I'm…read moreexcited to share about BioLife, a plasma donation center where your donation can help save lives. A friend of mine has been donating plasma for awhile and let me know BioLife was doing a bonus in October - $950 if you do 8 donations in 30 days. Unfortunately I wasn't able to sign up in time, but the same bonus is still happening in November. Payment comes on a prepaid Mastercard "debit" card. You can use this card like most debit cards, or you can withdraw cash at participating ATMs or deposit the money into your bank account. You can register for an account online and sign up for an appointment. Your first appointment is long because they register you, screen you for donation, have you answer a really long questionnaire, then review the questions and get a physical exam. I ended up being there for 2+ hours on my first visit. The screening process is pretty easy, you can't be visibly ill (or actually sick), they prick your finger to test your blood for protein and iron levels, they weigh you to see how much plasma you can donate, and they take your temperature and blood pressure. You have to have at least two "good" veins in order to donate. I'd never donated plasma before but it was a pretty easy process. The needle they use is pretty big, but as someone who doesn't really like needles, it wasn't too bad. I thought I might be able to get some work done while I was there, but you really can't do much because you have to keep your arm still and straight, and you have to squeeze your hand or a stress ball on and off throughout the whole procedure. They have wifi so you can scroll your phone or watch shows etc. All the employees I encountered at this facility were very professional and kind. It's cool to be able to help others in this way, as well as make some extra cash.

Medical was not professional at all.She wanted exact information. She had a problem with tattoos.read more