Very average massage. Not the same masseuse as my last visit. Tried to get me to tip before the…read moremassage and seemed irritated that I didn't comply. I nor my wife will not be going back anytime soon. Not good

Expected you to pay and tip before service... I said I would after. They insisted on cash and I…read morepaid and tipped 20 and she told me tip is 30, which was weird and not how tipping works

She is very friendly and a very good misuse!!! I highly recommend her. If you want relief for your…read moresore muscles give her a text or call

From the owner: Still Waters Wellness Mobile Massage in Bowling Green,…read moreKentucky and surrounding areas. A Sacred Pause in a Rushing World. At Still Waters Wellness, we bring the sanctuary to you. Offering mobile and in-home massage in Bowling Green, Kentucky, each session is designed as a sacred pause—an opportunity for rest, renewal, and reconnection within the comfort of your own space. Healing flows like water: steady, sacred, and uniquely your own. With over 15 years of experience and advanced training in diverse therapeutic modalities, Courtney Barnes, LMT, blends clinical skill with intuitive presence. Specialties include lymphatic drainage massage, medicupping, prenatal massage, myofascial therapy, and deep tissue work—all thoughtfully tailored to your needs. Whether you are easing chronic tension, recovering postpartum, or simply seeking sacred space to unwind, Still Waters Wellness delivers the divine alchemy of healing touch—where stillness becomes medicine and the body remembers its innate capacity to heal.

Holly is an amazing massage therapist, and the only one I could find in western KY who is trained…read morein Ashiatsu Massage and Ashi-Thai work (for those unfamiliar ashiatsu massage refers to the use of feet instead of/or with normal hand work), and I'm a convert to foot massage for sure. How could a massage using a larger, smoother tool (foot) be anything less than amazing. Let your curiosity be your guide here, I was curious, I tried it, and will never look at normal massages the same way. If you aren't up for that then you can rely on her 10+ years of massage experience to deliver a massage both very relaxing, and therapeutic.

Holly is AMAZING very professional and very kool and down to earth. Her soft AMAZING solezandtoez…read morehits all the tight spots. After being in Seattle Washington for the past 23yrs, and now that I'm back in BG Kentucky trust me Holly will be the ONLY massage therapist I go to. Thank You Holly!

I had a great experience here. This was my first massage and I was made to feel very at ease. The…read moremassage was very professional, thourough and worked on all my spots, some of which I didn't even know I needed work on. I felt great afthe words and the main issue I came in for was a spot between my shoulder blades, and that pain was significantly lessened after the massage. Well worth it and I will be back!

From the owner: "OnPoint" is not just another spa, it offers specialized targeted Myofascial Trigger Point…read moreTherapy. “OnPoint” Massage always includes a thorough assessment, a targeted treatment, and an aftercare plan with helpful tips to help you learn to manage your own symptoms. "OnPoint" also offers therapeutic relaxing massage, cupping therapy, and hot stone massage. 2 hr session of Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy includes Ice and Stretch/ Active Isolated Stretching. (Cryotherapy) Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy is a technique that was developed by Drs. Janet Travell & David Simons in the 1950s and 1960s. Dr. Janet Travell was best known when she became personal physician to President Kennedy. Spray and Stretch was the technique that Travell followed her Trigger Point Therapy Sessions with using vapocooling spray Cryotherapy. The session then ended with a period of rest and rewarming. Exactly what is a Trigger Point? Drs. Janet Travell & David Simons (1993) described a trigger point as, "A highly irritable localized spot of exquisite tenderness in a nodule in a palpable taut band of (skeletal) muscle." These highly irritable localized spots can range in size, from a tiny pellet, to a pea or even a large lump. They can be felt, embedded within the muscle fibres, by therapists who have developed a keen sense of touch. When active trigger points are palpated, they produce pain and the usual ‘jump sign.’ The secret to release is applying just the right know how and patience.

Jen is amazing! Has you back on your feet in no time and really knows what she's doing!! Also she's…read moresuper friendly and kind! So comfortable to go to her! If you haven't tried her massages you're missing out on the best!!!

The therapists here are fantastic. They take their time and apply a good deep pressure. Will always…read morereturn in the future

Excellent and friendly staff with great rates! I would visit there again. Very clean rooms and…read moreattention to detail

So many amazing things to say about this place and the people working. Made an appointment the day…read morebefore no issues squeezing my wife and I in. It was our first couples massage and it was the best experience we will begin to do it often. They don't overcharge are super friendly and offer help for big pain areas. I hope to return one day as we picked this for our honeymoon massage location.

We booked two appointments while visiting town. This place really gives great deep tissue massages!read more