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Restorative Massage

Restorative Massages vary from relaxation to deep tissue depending on the request of the client and are good for recovery after any type of workout. Our Massage Therapists will tailor your massage to your specific needs and concerns. You may choose to have a full body massage or focus intensely on a few key areas. This type of therapeutic massage can reduce stress, increase relaxation, reduce pain and muscular soreness and tension, improve circulation, energy, and alertness, and help decrease blood pressure and heart rate.

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Cupping

Cupping can be used almost anywhere on the body to boost circulation and enhance tissue flexibility. Great for improving mobility and relieving pain, these cups are used to apply a gentle suction and create negative pressure on the skin. The massage therapist then moves the cups with the use of massage oils in gliding motions, causing the layers of connective tissue beneath to lift and separate from each other. Muscles and fascia are pulled and stretched, as well as being massaged, bringing relief to compressed tissue.

Facial Cupping

A 25-minute session using small glass or silicone cups on the face and neck to gently lift the tissue and stimulate blood flow, leaving skin looking tighter and brighter.

Himalayan Salt Stone

Himalayan salt has long been used for its profound wellness benefits for the body and soul. During a Himalayan salt massage, pink salt stones are heated to allow the minerals to absorb into the body, maximizing the salt’s many benefits, such as exfoliation and improved circulation. The benefits of massage therapy combined with the added benefits of the Himalayan salt stones create a deep sense of relaxation and well-being noticeable for weeks following the treatment.

Hot Stone Massage

A hot stone massage is a type of therapy that uses smooth, heated stones, usually made of basalt, to provide warmth and relax the muscles. During the treatment, the therapist uses the stones as an extension of their hands, applying gentle pressure and gliding the stones along your muscles; this combination of heat and pressure helps to ease muscle stiffness, improve circulation, and calm the mind.

Lomi Lomi

First of all, what does “lomi lomi” mean? In Hawaiian, ‘lomi lomi’ translates to ‘rub rub’ – and this is exactly what a lomi lomi massage involves. Using long, deep strokes, the massage therapist will use their hands and forearms to relax your muscles and promote blood circulation throughout your body.

Lymphatic Drainage

Lymphatic drainage massage uses light pressure, without oils or creams, to support the lymphatic system and has been used to treat conditions like lymphedema and swelling from injury, pregnancy, and other conditions. Other benefits of lymphatic drainage massage include enhanced immune system function and relaxation and stress relief.

Myofascial Release

Myofascial release therapy is a massage technique that focuses on relieving pain in your myofascial tissues. These are the thick connective tissues that support your muscles. Your therapist will use their hands, or other tools and techniques, to massage and stretch your myofascial tissue and eliminate knots. You may feel sore immediately following a myofascial massage, but the results often include an increased range of motion and less pain and stiffness.

Prenatal Massage

A prenatal massage is a full body massage performed by a certified prenatal massage therapist that is similar to a Swedish massage except for a few modifications with body positioning that can ensure the safety and comfort for both mother and baby. It aims to relax tense muscles, ease sore spots, improve circulation and mobility, and just make you feel good. You can get a prenatal massage at any point in pregnancy, as long as you have your doctor or midwife’s approval.

Polarity

Polarity therapy utilizes pressure points, reflexology, joint mobilization and spinal work to help release pain, fatigue and stress that are related to imbalances found in our energetic and emotional system. This energy work is beneficial in facilitating and easing the release of unnecessary patterns, healing old wounds, and creating greater harmony and balance throughout the body.

Reflexology

Reflexology uses specific techniques of massage and manipulation of the hands or feet to stimulate the body’s natural healing responses and to promote a sense of general wellbeing. It is believed that there are specific reflex points in the hands and feet which correspond to all organs, glands, and parts of the body. Stimulating these reflex areas frees nerve blockages and improves blood circulation to leave you feeling physically relaxed and re-energized. Reflexology treatments also calm and relax the mind thereby reducing stress and anxiety.

Reiki

Reiki is an energy healing technique that promotes relaxation, reduces stress and anxiety through gentle touch. Reiki practitioners use their hands to deliver energy to your body, improving the flow and balance of your energy to support healing.

Sports Massage

A sports massage is a great way to relieve your sore and aching muscles and improve your overall performance. Sports massage can be done before, during or after exercise. It can help prevent injury and help you recover from physical activity. What is involved in your sport massage depends on the training you are doing, and any problems you are dealing with.

Theragun

For an enhanced deep tissue or specialized massage, our Massage Therapists offer a Theragun add-ons to their treatments to relieve sore muscles, stress and tension while increasing blood flow and range of motion.

Meet Our Licensed Therapists

Cecilia Hernandez (She/Her/Hers)

Massage Therapist - Cambridge

PHILOSOPHY
Cecilia studied massage therapy at Lincoln Technical Institute, which provided her with the skills and knowledge to be a well rounded massage therapist. She has training in Swedish massage, deep tissue, sports massage and hot stone.

SPECIALTIES
Cupping, Hot Stone, Theragun

chernandez@healthworksfitness.com

Christine Hogan (She/Her/Hers)

Massage Therapist - Back Bay and Coolidge Corner

EDUCATION/CERTIFICATIONS
Brian Utting School of Massage
Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals

PHILOSOPHY
Christine can personalize individual needs as requested and intuitively release tight areas throughout the body. She instructs individuals on a variety of stretches and breathing to maintain continue self-awareness. Christine believes that massage is more than a luxury but a therapeutic benefit for people to learn self-awareness, maintain optimal health and to heal from many stresses today’s way of living has on the body.

SPECIALTIES
Hot Stone, Prenatal, Myofascial Release, Theragun, Junior, Sports Massage, Aromatherapy, Postural Assessment

chogan@healthworksfitness.com.

Christine Jack (She/Her/Hers)

Massage Therapist - Coolidge Corner

EDUCATION/CERTIFICATIONS
Cortiva Institute of Massage Therapy
Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals

PHILOSOPHY
Christine grew up in a chiropractic family and is very knowledgeable about the structure and function of the human body. She applies this knowledge to every massage, making each massage specific to the client’s needs. Having played sports most of her life, Christine is aware of the toll injury can take on a person’s body, as well as what it takes to come back from an injury. Whether for an injury or relaxation, massage is an important part of your body’s wellbeing.

SPECIALTIES
Hot Stone, Prenatal, Myofascial, Theragun

cjack@healthworksfitness.com

Dorise Drain (She/Her/Hers)

Massage Therapist - Back Bay and Coolidge Corner

EDUCATION/CERTIFICATIONS
Everest Institute
American Massage Therapy Association

PHILOSOPHY
Dorise is an industry veteran with a wealth of hands-on experience. She is known for her ability to stretch and elongate the muscles, and she likes to focus on restoring range of motion and improving circulation. Dorise is very knowledgeable about working with injuries and lack of range of motion. Always let her know specifically what you need. She is determined to assist and help you feel your absolute best!

SPECIALTIES
Theragun, Junior, Sports/Runner

ddrain@healthworksfitness.com

Hayley Sabella (She/Her/Hers)

Massage Therapist - Cambridge

EDUCATION/CERTIFICATIONS
Spa Tech Institute - Holistic Massage
Going With Grace End of Life Training
Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals

PHILOSOPHY
Hayley is a licensed massage therapist, end of life doula, and polarity practitioner. Specializing in Swedish, deep tissue, and energy work, Hayley listens carefully to the concerns of her clients, guiding them intuitively towards meeting their unique wellness goals. With a passion for healing, her priority is to customize a safe and effective treatment experience that leaves her clients feeling refreshed and more connected to themselves.

SPECIALTIES
Polarity, Hot Stone, Prenatal, Cupping

hsabella@healthworksfitness.com

Jessie Cameron (She/Her/Hers)

Massage Therapist - Coolidge Corner

EDUCATION/CERTIFICATIONS
The Center for Natural Wellness School of Massage Therapy
Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals

PHILOSOPHY
Being a nanny and caretaker for the past 13 years, Jessie loves helping and supporting those around her. Her dedication to making people feel comfortable and well cared for shines through her abilities as a Massage Therapist.

jcameron@healthworksfitness.com

Kingsley Echema (He/Him/His)

Massage Therapist - Cambridge

EDUCATION
The Massage School Boston

PHILOSOPHY
A former collegiate athlete for Villanova University, Kingsley brings his passion for sport and exercise to inform and identify common patterns of tension or strain in the body. Kingsley aims to deliver the therapeutic benefits of massage tailored to each individual’s needs. With over 10 years of experience within the health, wellness, and fitness space, Kingsley enjoys delivering deep tissue & sports massage with a special focus on dysfunctions of the back & shoulders.

SPECIALTIES
Sports Massage, Cupping, Hot Stone, Myofascial

kechema@healthworksfitness.com

Kristina Smarz (She/Her/Hers)

Massage Therapist - Coolidge Corner

EDUCATION/CERTIFICATIONS
Cortiva Institute of Massage Therapy
Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals

PHILOSOPHY
Kristina believes that no two bodies are the same- but further, no two days are the same for a single body. While we have certain patterns that form, there will always be different set of forces affecting our day to day. She also believes that both the therapist and client play an equal and active role in facilitating healing. Given these many variables, strong communication and listening are paramount to creating a great massage experience.

SPECIALTIES
Cupping, Facial Cupping, Hot Stone, Myofascial, Theragun, Sports/Runners

ksmarz@healthworksfitness.com

Kelly Baptista (She/Her/Hers)

Massage Therapist - Coolidge Corner

EDUCATION/CERTIFICATIONS
The Salter School
Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals

PHILOSOPHY
Kelly learned different modalities, such as Swedish, deep tissue, prenatal and hot stone. She has learned to easily find where people carry their tension. Kelly loves to help others by giving Swedish massage to help them relax, working on knots by doing trigger point release.

SPECIALTIES
Prenatal, Cupping, Theragun, Junior

kbaptista@healthworksfitness.com

Lisa Ferretti (She/Her/Hers)

Massage Therapist - Cambridge

PHILOSOPHY
Lisa has over 35 years of experience working with many different clients and bodywork needs. She especially welcomes those with chronic headaches, neck/shoulder pain, and jaw tension, as well as musicians and trauma survivors. Her restorative massages include whatever combination of relaxation, therapeutic, and deep tissue pressure is needed, and may also incorporate heat, passive stretches, and other integrative techniques. Lisa holds a Master's Degree in Social Work and has beginner level skills in ASL.

SPECIALTIES
Cupping, Hot Stone, Prenatal, Reflexology, Reiki, Lymphatic Drainage, Myofascial

lferretti@healthworksfitness.com

Madi Henault (She/Her/Hers)

Massage Therapist - Cambridge

EDUCATION/CERTIFICATIONS
Lincoln Tech

PHILOSOPHY
Madi’s education equipped her with ample knowledge of myofascial release, Swedish, and deep tissue massage therapies. Her approach to massage is informed by different techniques across modalities, resulting in productive bodywork that emphasizes relaxation and stress relief. Whether it’s your first massage experience or you are a regular client, Madi prioritizes an approachable, warm experience that targets areas of concern and leaves you feeling relaxed.

SPECIALTIES
Swedish, Deep Tissue, Myofascial Release, Reflexology

mhenault@healthworksfitness.com

Shannon O'Connell (She/Her/Hers)

Massage Therapist - Cambridge

PHILOSOPHY
Shannon has volunteered with the 3-day MS Walk in the Cape and Boston Marathon with Dana Farber. She loves to travel whenever she is able to, having been to Ireland twice, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, Colorado, and Minnesota, achieving her goal to become a Massage Therapist. Anytime she can help her clients improve their muscle health through massage and to see that continue on into other aspects of their lives gives her a real sense of accomplishment. She listens to her client's muscles and they lead where her hands and bodywork need to go. Shannon feels that bodywork can be very intuitive work and that it's a team effort between Massage Therapist & Client.

SPECIALTIES
Swedish, Myofacial, Deep Tissue, Pre-Natal, Hot Stone, Trigger Point, Cupping, Sports Massage, Lomi Lomi, Reflexology, Lymphatic Drainage, Reiki

soconnel@healthworksfitness.com

Sheli Torres (She/Her/Hers)

Massage Therapist - Cambridge

EDUCATION/CERTIFICATIONS
American Massage Therapy Association

PHILOSOPHY
I'm Sheli Torres, and massage therapy isn't just a job but a way to connect with people and bring healing to both their bodies and their lives. Since graduating in 2014, I have been dedicated to honing my skills and using expertise to help clients navigate life's challenges.

SPECIALTIES
Deep Tissue, Trigger Point, Craniosacral, Reflexology, Hot Stone, Aromatherapy, Sports Massage, Neuromuscular

storres@healthworksfitness.com

What To Expect

Massage therapy is available at all Healthworks locations and is ideal for those seeking to increase muscle flexibility, manage chronic painful muscle conditions as well as reduce stress. Our licensed therapists will address any specific areas of concern over the course of your therapy and can work in tandem with any medical professionals to support the rehabilitation process.

Massage Pricing

Restorative Massage – 25 Minutes

1 Restorative Massage   – $78

3 Restorative Massages – $210

5 Restorative Massages – $345

Restorative Massage – 50 Minutes

1 Restorative Massage   – $121

3 Restorative Massages – $330

5 Restorative Massages – $530

Restorative Massage – 80 Minutes

1 Restorative Massage   – $175

3 Restorative Massages – $474

5 Restorative Massages – $765

Specialized Massage – 25 Minutes

1 Specialized Massage   – $103

3 Specialized Massages – $279

5 Specialized Massages – $450

Specialized Massage – 50 Minutes

1 Specialized Massage   – $142

3 Specialized Massages – $384

5 Specialized Massages – $625

Specialized Massage – 80 Minutes

1 Specialized Massage   – $193

3 Specialized Massages – $519

5 Specialized Massages – $850

New Member Massage – 50 Minutes

1 New Member Restorative Massage – $95

1 New Member Specialized Massage – $112

New Member Massage – 80 Minutes

1 New Member Restorative Massage – $140

1 New Member Specialized Massage – $154

Chair Massage – 15 Minutes

1 Chair Massage – $31

Additional offerings range in price.

Book an Appointment

Booking a massage can now be done at your convenience in the Healthworks + Republic Fitness App! Simply request your desired specialty, service and therapist.
If you need additional booking help, please out this form, or call your preferred club, and someone from our team will set up an appointment for you.