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A massage practice at 375 Morgan Street in Phoenixville, run by Christine DeFeo Waldman, with deep tissue, Swedish, maternity and oncology massage. Sessions are by appointment only, booked by phone.
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A massage practice at 375 Morgan Street in Phoenixville, run by Christine DeFeo Waldman, with deep tissue, Swedish, maternity and oncology massage. Sessions are by appointment only, booked by phone.
A solo massage and bodywork practice on West Welsh Pool Road in Exton, run by licensed massage therapist Dana Leigh Ehman. Adult sessions run from Swedish to fascial work and prenatal, and there are newborn and infant massage sessions too.
A massage practice inside Doylestown Float Studio at 301 S. Main Street, led by licensed massage therapist Derbe Hunte. Sessions run from 30-minute quick relief to 90-minute tailor-made massages, with hot stone, prenatal and sports options.
A therapeutic massage and esthetics practice in a West Haverford Road suite, with Swedish, deep tissue, Thai, lomi lomi and prenatal sessions. Sessions happen in a soft-lit room called the Color Cave, and outcalls cover the Main Line.
A massage therapy practice built around fascial therapy for prenatal and pediatric clients. Its main base is in Brookhaven, with a second office on Summit Grove Avenue in Bryn Mawr and appointment requests taken through the site.
A clinical and corrective massage practice at 103 South High Street, run by two owners with a team of therapists. The menu covers corrective, mind-body and prenatal massage, craniosacral fascial therapy and central nervous system balancing.
A therapeutic massage practice in the Bryn Mawr Wellness space on East Haverford Road, running since 2012 for adults, adolescents and children. Swedish, deep tissue, hot stone and prenatal sessions are on the menu, plus in-home and event chair massage.
A massage practice on the second floor of Makefield Executive Quarters on Oxford Valley Road. Each session opens with a consultation, and the menu runs from relaxation and deep tissue to reflexology, prenatal, TMJ and lymphatic drainage massage.
A massage practice on Gordon Drive with deep tissue, Swedish, prenatal, oncology, sports and lymphatic sessions, plus assisted stretching and TMJ work. The same practice runs life coaching and mentors new massage therapists.
A massage practice in Village Square, in its current location since 2010, with Swedish and deep tissue sessions from 60 to 120 minutes, prenatal massage, cupping and lymphatic drainage, and Reiki. Visits are by appointment only.
A massage practice serving Phoenixville since 2001 from the Wellness Center inside Gateway Pharmacy on Nutt Road. Sessions run a full 60 minutes, and the menu spans relaxation, deep tissue, sports, prenatal and oncology massage.
A massage practice at 350 East Butler Avenue run by Rachel Fox, LMT, who combines massage with Reiki and reflexology. The menu includes Swedish with heated bamboo, craniosacral, prenatal and oncology massage, booked in 60, 90 or 120 minutes.
A massage studio in the Bailiwick Office Condos off West Swamp Road, focused on sports, corrective and therapeutic bodywork, with post-op lymphatic drainage, nervous system resets and prenatal massage also listed. Booking runs through Vagaro, and parking is free.
A private massage practice in Suite E3 at 809 N. Bethlehem Pike, owned by licensed massage therapist Eleanor Dukes. Prenatal, oncology and chronic-pain massage are the specialties, and booking runs through MassageBook.
A massage practice in New Hope run by licensed massage therapist Stephanie Gimeno, who is also a birth and postpartum doula. Sessions are priced by time rather than technique and draw on therapeutic, perinatal, myofascial and craniosacral work.
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