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Thankfully someone suggested seeing a neuromuscular massage therapist. The therapist's strong, deep pressure helped my healing muscles to relax and I began to feel better even after my first visit. Massage therapy became a major part of my recovery process and is still an essential aspect of my health and well being today.
Because of the changes in my bone structure due to the auto accident, my neck and shoulder muscles tend to contract and stay that way, causing points of tension and daily headaches. The only way I have found to manage the debilitating headaches is with regular neuromuscular massage therapy (NMT). A massage therapist trained in NMT will know how to quickly identify the points of tension, or trigger points, associated with each person's muscular condition and the appropriate techniques to release the contracted muscles.
When I gained an opportunity to return to school in the fall of 2008 I knew I wanted to become a massage therapist. I knew how much massage therapy was helping me and I wanted to help others gain relief from their chronic, painful, muscular conditions.
Today, I am living my dream as a professional massage therapist that gets to make a difference in other peoples lives. There is no greater satisfaction than being able to bring relief to those that are in chronic pain.
laura Prince, LMT
In 1994 I was in a serious automobile accident. I broke my sternum and jammed together several vertebrae in my neck. As my body healed from this trauma, I suffered from intense pain and began searching for relief.Thankfully someone suggested seeing a neuromuscular massage therapist. The therapist's strong, deep pressure helped my healing muscles to relax and I began to feel better even after my first visit. Massage therapy became a major part of my recovery process and is still an essential aspect of my health and well being today.
Because of the changes in my bone structure due to the auto accident, my neck and shoulder muscles tend to contract and stay that way, causing points of tension and daily headaches. The only way I have found to manage the debilitating headaches is with regular neuromuscular massage therapy (NMT). A massage therapist trained in NMT will know how to quickly identify the points of tension, or trigger points, associated with each person's muscular condition and the appropriate techniques to release the contracted muscles.
When I gained an opportunity to return to school in the fall of 2008 I knew I wanted to become a massage therapist. I knew how much massage therapy was helping me and I wanted to help others gain relief from their chronic, painful, muscular conditions.
Today, I am living my dream as a professional massage therapist that gets to make a difference in other peoples lives. There is no greater satisfaction than being able to bring relief to those that are in chronic pain.
Years In Practice
15
Primary Specialty
Massage Therapist
Education
Georgia Massage Institute
Training
At GMI I received a comprehensive education in neuromuscular massage therapies based on the extensive research and practices of Dr. Janet Travell and Dr. David Simons, the first specialists of trigger point therapy.
Certification
swedish massage and neuromuscular therapy training
Services
Swedish massage
Neuromuscular massage
Reiki
Neuromuscular massage
Reiki
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Laura's knowledge of the muscle groups is excellent. When I need work on my shoulders and back she has been extremely helpful. She remembers what the issues are, which is important to me. Her skill l
by Anonymous
January 20, 2010
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