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How Your Posture Affects Your Health
Most of us can recall being told to stand up straight as children because slouching “looked bad.” But bad posture isn’t…
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Are You Suffering from Tech Neck?
Technology has become increasingly present in our daily lives. Most people spend their work days hunched over a compute…
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Therapeutic Massages for Pain Relief and Relaxation
Massages have benefits that go beyond relaxation. Therapeutic massages can help with more serious medical issues. Due t…
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Questions to Ask Your Massage Therapist
Embarking on any kind of new wellness journey can be intimidating, especially when you don’t know what to expect. When …
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A Massage Therapist's Tips for a Better Night's Sleep
A good night’s sleep is essential to good health. Sleep not only helps you to feel more rested and alert during the day…
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to shed light on the reality of living with mental illness, to fight the s…
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Treat Mom to One of Our Luxurious New Services!
Mother's Day Massage Gift Certificates
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COVID-19 Update - Review Policies & Procedures
Greetings, friends and clients!First things first!!! I, the Mindful Touch Team, appreciate you all so very much! The pa…
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COVID SAFETY l Gift Certificate Expiration Dates
As you are considering gifts for your loved ones this Holiday Season, I hope that you will consider sharing the gift of…
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How Massage Changed My Life
Nikki Terry, LMBT It’s been a while since I introduced myself! My name is Nikki, and I am Licensed Massage Therapist an…
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Grateful For You! Purchase Gift Certificates
Sending grateful vibes your way...from all of us at Mindful Touch. We are so thankful to have clients like you - not ju…
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Massage Therapy Soothes Anxiety Symptoms
Anxiety disorders are at an all-time high in our society. According to the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), anxiety affects 18.1% of the population. Anxiety, and the fight or flight, biological response it produces, is a natural, normal, response to perceived danger.
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