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Massage Therapist Langhorne, PA
Massage Therapist Langhorne, PA
Find a massage therapist in Langhorne, PA.Results for Langhorne, PA
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Grace Macnow, Director
Professional School Of Massage131 East Maple Ave
Langhorne, PA 19047As the director of the Professional School of Massage in Langhorne, Pennsylvania (PA) Grace MacNow is proud of the ma... -
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Tracy Mason, CMT
Oxford Valley Pain & Spine Center370 Middletown Blvd, Suite 508
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Accupressure Therapy
151 Woodbourne Rd
Langhorne, PA 19047 -
New Beginnings
407 Executive Dr
Langhorne, PA 19047 -
170 Points
Marc Rubenstein, D.C.
ChiropractorDistance: 2.25 mi3 Hulme Street
Johnson Hall
Hulmeville, PA 19047 -
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Attadgie Chiropratic Wellness Centers
Distance: 3.81 mi1018 Street Road
Feasterville Trevose, PA 19053 -
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Inner Vitality Spa, RN
Inner Vitality SpaDistance: 3.85 mi4 Terry Drive suite 12
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Nita Keesler, Massage Therapist
Back In Balance Massage & WellnessDistance: 5.13 miPo box 1568
Levittown, PA 19058 -
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HBB Massage and Healing Therapies
Massage Therapy and Healing PracticeDistance: 5.43 mi148 Cynthia dr
Richboro, PA 18954 -
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Michelle Lynn, CMT
Muscle Wellness through Massage TherapyDistance: 6.36 mi914 Kathy Dr
Yardley, PA 19067 -
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Kathy Perniciaro, CMT, TTT
Integrative TherapiesDistance: 6.36 mi301 Oxford VAlley Rd, Ste. 204B
Yardley, PA 19067 -
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Ed Portley, NCTMB,EFT-ADV
Just This Side Of Heaven MassageDistance: 6.39 mi260 Knowles Rd
Southampton, PA 18966 -
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Robert Seeley, CMT
Aqueus Massage TherapyDistance: 8.26 mi2535 Huntingdon Pike, (at Touch For Life)
Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006 -
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Bruce Levine, Owner, Massage Therapist
In Good Hands Salon and SpaDistance: 9.72 mi101 E. Moreland Ave.
Suite 103
Hatboro, PA 19040 -
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Connie Dillinger, Massage Therapist
Sports, Medical and Rehab MassageDistance: 10.96 mi1550 Old York Road
Abington, PA 19001 -
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Dr.David Sandler, ND, LMT, NCTMB
Users report this practice is closedDistance: 10.96 mi1865 Old York Rd, ste E
Abington, PA 19001 -
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Colleen McKenzie, LMT & RMT
True TherapyDistance: 11.99 mi300 Meetinghouse Road
Jenkintown, PA 19046 -
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American Institute Of Alternative MedicineDistance: 12.78 mi6685 Doubletree Avenue
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Eugene Joyce, D.C.
Body Synergy Therapy / Montgomery Integrative Health GroupDistance: 13.1 mi1108 E Willow Grove Ave
Glenside, PA 19038 -
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Eric Gellasch, D.C.
2003Distance: 13.18 mi2791 Nottingham Way
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Craig Landau, CMT, CR
Craig Landau Massage & ReflexologyDistance: 13.26 mi80 Lambert Lane, Suite 130
Lambertville, NJ 08530
Massage Therapist Info
Massage Therapist Summary:
A Massage Therapist uses massage to treat patients. A massage therapist needs a license to practice, which can be obtained after a training program. Massage therapists can work for a spa, clinic, or in private practice.
Massage Therapist FAQs:
What is a
A Massage Therapist is a professional who uses massage to treat muscles.
What types of Massage does a Massage Therapist use?
A Massage Therapist practices many different types of massage, including acupressure, deep tissue massage, sports massage and Swedish massage.
Why should I see a Massage Therapist?
You can see a Massage Therapist to relieve pain, stimulate or relax your muscles, or tone your muscles.
What is the benefit of visiting a Massage Therapist?
There are many benefits of visiting a Massage Therapist, including easing tension or pain, improving circulation, healing and relaxing.
Massage Therapist Related Terms:
massage, therapy, tension relief, pain relief, circulation, healing, relaxing, relaxation, muscles, Swedish massage, sports massage, acupressure, massage therapist
A Massage Therapist uses massage to treat patients. A massage therapist needs a license to practice, which can be obtained after a training program. Massage therapists can work for a spa, clinic, or in private practice.
Massage Therapist FAQs:
What is a
Massage Therapist
?A Massage Therapist is a professional who uses massage to treat muscles.
What types of Massage does a Massage Therapist use?
A Massage Therapist practices many different types of massage, including acupressure, deep tissue massage, sports massage and Swedish massage.
Why should I see a Massage Therapist?
You can see a Massage Therapist to relieve pain, stimulate or relax your muscles, or tone your muscles.
What is the benefit of visiting a Massage Therapist?
There are many benefits of visiting a Massage Therapist, including easing tension or pain, improving circulation, healing and relaxing.
Massage Therapist Related Terms:
massage, therapy, tension relief, pain relief, circulation, healing, relaxing, relaxation, muscles, Swedish massage, sports massage, acupressure, massage therapist
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