Getting a massage is a much easier way to release bodily tension than trying to teach muscles English so that they can talk to a therapist. Ease sinews’ anxiety with today’s Groupon to The Healing Body Massage in Orem. Choose from the following options:
- For $17, you get one 30-minute massage (a $35 value).
- For $35, you get two 30-minute massages (a $70 value).
- For $49, you get three 30-minute massages (a $105 value).
Licensed massage therapist Trisha Ure helps transform stiff backs and shoulders into free-moving structures by employing six diverse modalities at The Healing Body Massage. Bodies reeling from old injuries or chronic pain find trained, tailored relief through the therapist’s focused strokes. Achy athletes lie prone during sports massages as areas of injury receive special attention from dexterous fingers running complex football drills, while trigger-point therapy places concentrated pressure on each ache’s origin to relieve discomfort and muscle spasms. The muscle manipulator also softens sore spots through a gamut of deep-tissue, Swedish, craniosacral-therapy, and prenatal massages, all while customizing their technique to each patient’s unique issues. Groupon customers may choose to upgrade their massage each time to either a 60-minute (additional $25), or a 90-minute massage ($55).
The Healing Body Massage
Before performing an exhausting concert, the members of Earth, Wind, and Fire knew exactly how to unwind: a massage from Trisha Ure. They aren't the only ones—musicians in Alice Cooper's and Jack Johnson's bands have also called upon the licensed massage therapist to conjure her kneading magic backstage. These days, Trisha—a Utah College of Massage Therapy graduate with more than 17 years of professional experience—showcases those massaging talents at her very own studio, The Healing Body Massage.
The name is apt, as Trisha's main goal is to relieve bodies of injury and chronic pain by administering medium to deep modalities, such as trigger point therapy. She specializes in helping clients work through chronic pain. Her clients range from car accident victims to athletes, who rely on her intensive strokes to prevent injury or recover from particularly strenuous touchdown dances.