On the road to recovery by the healing hands of Monica. Found myself with a sore, tight neck and…read moreshoulders with lack of mobility on both sides. Less than 24 hours after my massage I am reaping greatly the benefits of her time and work that has nearly erased the pain and lack of mobility. Unfortunately that means I have to get back to yard work. My wife and I have both greatly benefited from her therapeutic massages at another location, private in-house and now at her own studio. Offering Swedish, Deep Tissue, Sports, Prenatal massages and Clinical Cupping. Located in a prime location with plenty of parking at the Sola Salons next to Lowe's Food/Kohl's in Myrtle Beach. Monica is personable, professional and with plenty of experience. Come for a relaxing time and leave with everlasting results.

This was an amazing massage. I asked for hard, my back was tight, my shoulders pulled forward, I…read morelacked flexibility in my hips: I walked away a new person. I haven't been able to put my shoulders this far back comfortably in years. My low back feels amazing...next day was a little sore, but I still feel great.

If this is your first massage, just know this is not your typical spa experience. It felt much more…read morelike a massage parlor than a professional spa setting. I was never given paperwork to fill out, so they had no information about medical conditions, injuries, pressure preferences, or areas I may not have wanted worked on. They also never verbally asked me about any of those things themselves, which immediately felt unprofessional to me. The massage table had a white sheet with a folded blue sheet on top that I had to unfold myself to cover up. When the therapist first left the room, she didn't fully close the door and left it cracked open. I closed it myself, and then about two minutes later she walked back in without knocking while I was naked getting onto the table. There was also a significant language barrier, which normally would not bother me at all, but it became uncomfortable when communication issues affected privacy and the massage itself. At one point she brought another woman into the room to use Google Translate, and the door was left completely open while I was laying there with my leg and glute exposed. I was also repeatedly pressured to purchase a $10 Chinese medicine oil add-on. I politely declined multiple times and explained I just wanted her to continue focusing on my problem areas, but I had to say no several times before they finally stopped asking. The walls are extremely thin, and I could hear conversations from the front desk throughout the massage. My massage therapist was even talking through the wall to a coworker or manager during the session, which made it difficult to fully relax. The massage itself was actually nice, and they were able to get me in quickly when I called to book. However, I asked for specific work on certain problem areas and that request was mostly ignored, likely due to the communication barrier. Overall, the experience lacked professionalism, privacy, and the relaxing atmosphere most people expect when booking a massage.

After Decades of discomfort from old injuries I found Cathy. I've been two times and she's been…read moreable to significantly reduce my chronic pain. I'm sending my kid to her and making her a permanent part of my health care . Thank you Cathy!

So far I have been to. two treatments with Kathy for my hands. I have De Quervain's tenosynovitis…read more This affects the tendon that runs from your thumb to your wrist. I also have osteoarthritis in both my thumbs. The pain in my hands is excruciating. On my intake, Kathy extracted I also suffer from migraines, GI distress, and back pain, and decided to treat me for all of those too. The first visit, I didn't feel much of a difference. After this second visit, I can feel a marked improvement in my hands. I was in absolute agony prior to my visit. I know I was supposed to rest my hands after the treatment, but life throws you curves sometimes. Even now, after having to move some furniture, my hands hurt so much less than they did. I will definitely be coming back to continue treatments until the pain is completely gone. Thank you Kathy!

I bought this 95 Camaro here about 2 years ago. The price and payments were affordable and easy to…read morepay and the customer service was amazing it's hard to find helping honest people when looking for a new car but this place has them

We would like everyone to know NOT to do business with Cars R Us!! Jim, the owner, was as nice and…read morefriendly as could be when purchasing the van from him. Jim showed us the van with all the great features; remote start, power sliding doors, dvd system. Advertised all as working. He pulled down the dvd displays stating, "look at this guys, dual DVD players, won't the kids love this on road trips?" This was exactly what we had been looking for, mind you we've been shopping for nearly 3months. We are having our 4th child next month and our oldest is only 6yrs old. So the add'l, higher priced features, were exactly what we needed. (Jim had a van on the lot without these features for much less) So we purchased the van and upon getting home and checking the dvd system, it doesn't work. We had to take the van back anyway for Jim to fix the TPM sensors and perform an oil change(which he stated he'd do at the time of sale) so we told him about the dvd system upon dropping off. He says, "No problem, we'll take a look at it." We pick up the van later that day and he tells us, "his mechanic didn't have TPM sensors, but we could go to Walmart and they'd do it for $30 bucks" he then says "mechanic said the oil was fine, and he also said he couldn't figure out the DVD player either." So Jim then advises us to take the van to Chrysler so they can show us how to work the DVD player. We do so 7 days later; which by then we started noticing the van making harsh shifts in between 1st and 2nd gear, the engine was having a noticeable ticking sound, and finally an "oil maintenance required" notice; which was permanently displayed in the dash. Chrysler states the van was in for repair of the dvd system back in 2013 but due to the $900 cost to fix they decided not to. The TPM sensors are $202 to fix. Oil Change: $25. The harsh shifting: needs a TCM update and transmission fluid flush $276. The ticking: Worn Rocker Assemblies $1450. We went with the oil change and the transmission flush. The total cost we spent with Chrysler was $336. Not even 2 weeks after buying the vehicle. There is still a $1400 "rocker assembly" that will need to be repaired. This news was somewhat expectant, as it is a used vehicle, but we didn't think to this magnitude. Notice: our DVD System wasn't fixed either. We called Jim to let him know on what Chrysler said. Also, we asked Jim to let us keep the $500, that we owe him towards the $3000 down payment, so we can use that towards the repair of the DVD system. Jim tells us "No, no, no absolutely not, you still owe me that money. You were actually supposed to bring it to me over a week ago." He asks us, "well did you check the DVD player before you purchased it?" I said, "no, we took your word for it when you presented it as a working system." Jim then says , "it's our fault we didn't check the dvd system before we purchased the van and to just buy iPad's we can put behind the headrests". Does he mean iPads I would have to purchase in order to be able to do this?? I continued to explain myself to Jim stating, "we wanted a van with the features you advertised as working, if the dvd system wasn't important to us we would've bought the van on your lot for $2000 cheaper that didn't come with a dvd system. That's what we wanted, that's what you made us to believe we were buying!" Jim continued to say, "its not his fault, too bad, you owe me the $500." Even after I asked him, "how can you feel good knowing that I have to take money away from my family to fix something you made me believe was working?" Jim states, "DOESN'T MAKE ME FEEL BAD AT ALL!" We just hope that all potential customers of Cars R Us can have the opportunity to read this before they decide to do business with them Or at least check EVERYTHING and DO NOT take their word for it.

Even though I'm old enough to be Dr. Tyler's grandma I am very pleased with what he has done for…read moreme. I could hardly walk with the pain and discomfort in my lower back. After having him work on it for a few weeks the pain was relieved. Now an adjustment now and then and I can enjoy walking the dog again.

Was having a little discomfort with my back & my neighbor suggested maybe you might want to see a…read morechiropractor. I asked him could he recommend one for me. He said he uses Dr Timothy O'neill so I decided to give him a call. I had my 1st appointment this morning and was very happy with his recommendation. Dr O'neill was very easy to talk to & he explained everything in detail. After talking to me & taking xrays he saw what needed to be done. He gave me an adjustment and set up plan to alleviate my pain. I'd highly recommend him for anyone who is speaking a Chiropractor.

We came here on a weekday afternoon and called ahead. We asked for ashiatsu massages. We were told…read morethat this location of the two was more quiet but we still heard some motorcycles. My massage had a lot of rubbing while my partner's massage was strong and she got to the knots he had some arm pain afterwards from the overstretching. My massage was a little off because he wasn't going to do the ashiastsu without me asking and even then I had to speak to the front desk person about it. So it can be difficult for them to take note of what you requested on the phone. They did turn someone away for not calling ahead so it's important to call them if you don't want to wait. Overall, the massages were fine. They were $70 for an hour-long session.

My friend and I were looking for a place that wouldn't break the bank and but get the job done and…read moreeventually I wound up finding this place online and we decided to try it... I have been going for massages my whole life and usually aim for those "high end" joints that offer pools, saunas and fancy good smelling oils etc you get the picture. I can honestly say out of at least 50+ massages I have had in my life, this is without a doubt in the top 2 range of best massages I have ever had. The kicker...90 minutes total- 60 mins dedicated to my back and 30 for reflexology with CBD oil for only $110. I have been dealing with foot problems for months and after coming here it practically vanished, my back/legs/body feels amazing and I couldn't be happier. Each time I visit Myrtle, I'm coming here no questions asked.