I recommend Super Polite clean environment and was very…read moreknowledgeable and got me back to 100% Thank you again

From the owner: As a member of the Associated Bodywork and Massage Professionals, Carrie's practice ensures above…read moreall that her practice is an honest representation of the massage profession. She provides client centered work and customizes each session based on the clients individual needs. Her goal is to build client centered relationships while using her knowledge of the body to enhance each individuals wellbeing.

Cici has been there for about a year. She has great hands and is fun and always is a cheerful and…read morepositive mood.

Never been here. Went to open door, was locked even though sign clearly flashed open. Pressed a…read moredoor bell, a non-English speaking woman came to the door and said 'No English' waved my husband and I off and shut the door in our faces. Left with the impression this business does more than massages.

Jackie is a certified massage Therapist and works out of an old home in Carlisle. I throw my neck…read moreout about 3 times a year so I have had many a theraputic massage. Jackie was by far the best I have had in years. She really listened to what I asked her to focus on, my neck of course. And used the perfect amount of pressure. I highly recommend her for medical massage or just relaxation. Bonus: 60 minutes was only $50!! A steal!

I recently had a 90 minute massage there with Katie P. she is a certified massage therapist and…read morereally knows how to help you out with any aches and pains. She is the best masseuse I have even been too. I have been going to her for over 3 years. The rooms are clean, pleasant and quiet. The downtown location cant be beat either!

Exceptional service! I don't often leave reviews, but this place exceeded all expectations…read more My back was in a bad place after traveling for ten hours yesterday, and I was happy to find a walk-in massage option on a Saturday afternoon. Staff were super nice. 60 mins made a huge difference...I've gotten dozens of massages over the years - This was in my top three. Will return!

I believe this is the place I went. They did a great job reasonable prices. I will definitely be…read moreback for another massage.

I've been seeing Catherine for my arthritis (knees) and sciatic nerve pain issues for a few months…read morenow and the massages have been so incredibly helpful. I've been to other massage therapists in the area, but no one has been as good as her. I even got my best friend a gift card here for her birthday back in November and she had a great experience there as well. The place is tucked back behind the hospital and inside it's nice and inviting. Everyone there is really nice. So glad I found this place!

On 10/27/18 I visited Catherine & Company for a 60 min massage + 30 min reflexology treatment…read moreconducted by Andrea Longenecker. Andi was fantastic!!! She is extremely knowledgeable and masterfully skilled. I've already scheduled appointment #2 and will continue to see her regularly. Note - they are slightly hidden off Commerce Avenue (I-81 exit 44) in an office complex. Their office and treatment areas were soothing and awesome as well! Check them out .... you deserve it! Website: http://www.goodmassagetherapy.com/

I booked a massage for Yesterday based on reviews from years ago. However, those reviews still hold…read moretrue today. I got there, we talked about what I was needing and I got my full hour massage. I got there at 1 pm and left at almost 3 pm. Now it was my first time getting a professional massage but I left feeling fantastic. So much so, I am convinced I need a massage monthly. Just for overall wellness and stress and tension relief. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming. They seem to have a good base of clients and the staff seemed to know who everyone was. I would fully recommend this place for a great massage

I was scheduled to remove my clothes for a full body relaxation massage at Camille Baughman &…read moreAssociates at 11:30. I checked my cell phone. 11:35. On the other side of the reception area Camille was frantically trying to get ahold of the company that prints her gift certificates. I think she was hoping to curb some future shortage before it happened. After finishing up, she apologized profusely, and took me to the back room. Before exiting so that I could take off my clothes and snuggle under the covers, Camille engaged me in a highly entertaining discussion about her recent travels (due to a physical ailment that kept her from massaging) and the massage college she attended in Florida. By the time the conversation shifted to my body soreness and areas for her to focus on, I had been on the clock for about fifteen minutes or so. I was concerned. At most of the wham, bam, thank you maim type massage parlors I've frequented, when you pay for an hour, you never really get an hour. I've been known to inundate my massage therapists with questions such as "Wait, my hour includes undressing time?" and "Are seriously going to do breathing exercises and share a yogurt with your pet pufferfish that you keep in the bathroom while my clock ticks down?" for that very reason. But at Camille Baughman, when you pay for an hour you get an hour. Or an hour and five. Camille takes her time to do things right and isn't (or at least doesn't give off the impression of being) a clock watcher. I really like that. But what I love most about Camille's massages is that she listens and caters them to your needs. Remember that conversation we had at the beginning? The one where she asked me what areas to focus on? I have that same conversation with every massage therapist I visit. The lot of them pretend to listen and then just go about their typical routine. Did they really put more effort into my quads? I couldn't tell. With Camille, you can tell. When I asked for her to focus on my quads, she did. She did more with them than anyone else I've ever visited. Another thing that Camille does well is that she isn't afraid to push deep. Her deep isn't an I intend to make you writhe with pain type of deep but more of an organized and controlled pressure. It is the type of pressure that pushes one to the verge of pain but never really crosses the line into unpleasantness. Camille prides herself on her ability to provide a good massage. She doesn't need to dress it up by offering a lot of the things that other spas do. You won't see signs promoting chocolate face spritzers or lavender eyebrow threads or potpourri wax glaze. Its just hands and elbows meet back and shoulders. I don't say this lightly: Camille, of Camille Baughman & Associates, gives the best massage I've ever had. It is one of the reasons I really look forward to the holidays in PA.