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Tim Geil, Licensed Massage Therapist
Tim Geil
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519 NE 165 St Shoreline, WA 98155
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Tim Geil, Licensed Massage Therapist

Since 1994, Tim Geil has been helping people recover from injuries and find ease in their bodies. He enjoys the challenge of figuring out complex, difficult problems and working with the interconnections of the human body. A dedicated student of Loren Rex, D.O., Tim finds the osteopathic approach very rewarding and fruitful in making a difference in patient’s lives. Patients appreciate Tim’s compassionate, present and gentle nature. He has practiced Aikido for many years and teaches insight meditation with Seattle Insight Meditation Society. Tim enjoys time with his wife and daughter.
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519 NE 165 St , Shoreline, WA 98155
Services Osteopathic analysis and gentle, effective techniques Uses the inter-connections of your body for treatment Discovers the cause of your symptoms Fast resolution of your injuries Expert problem-solving of your complex, chronic issues Effective alternative to other types of treatment Extensive advanced training 19 Years of experience Caring, attentive approach Muscle Energy Technique helps us find where your spine, ribs and pelvis have specific restrictions. Once the exact problem is found, Muscle Energy uses gentle positions and muscle contraction to restore joint motion. It was first developed by Fred Mitchell, Sr, DO. Strain Counterstrain finds tender points associated with particular joints in your spine, skull, pelvis, and extremities. Careful positioning “turns off” the tender point, which is held for 90 seconds, restoring motion to that joint. People are often surprised at the location of these points and how they can be released so gently. Strain Counterstrain was developed by Lawrence Jones, DO. Myofascial Release allows us to treat shortened and tight muscles and fascia. Fascia is the network of fibrous tissue that connects and supports all the parts of the body. Myofascial release frees places where nerves and blood vessels get stuck, which helps with circulation and neurological control. It also helps with the ease of movement. Cranial Techiques: The skull is not solid, but made of 22 bones, all of which move slightly. Cranial techniques address restrictions between these bones to improve the circulation and nerve function of this “control center of the body.” Cranial techniques were first developed by William Sutherland, D.O. Visceral Techiques: Viscera means organ. Through nerve reflexes, the bones and muscles can affect the internal organs and the organs can affect the muscles and joints. Two systems of reflex techniques we use are Chapman’s Reflexes which affect the lympathic drainage of organs and Bennett Reflexes, which affect the blood flow to organs. We also look at how the organs move in their support tissue, or fascia.
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Tim does absolutely amazing job. My husband injured his lower back twice within 12 months due to being overweight and working on the computer for long hours everyday. The pulled muscles caused so much pain that he could not get out of bed for days. We tried other manual therapists and acupuncturist, nobody made any difference. But he felt significant improvement each time after seeing Tim. It was unbelievable to see him WALKING out of Tim's office just after the first visit.
My husband had serious shoulder pain several years ago. Several doctors told him that he had to do surgery. But Tim fixed it within 3 visits.
I had shoulder injury from skiing. It took me seven years to decide to do something about it since I could not sleep on my left side. I felt 80% recovered after seeing Tim for several times.
Tim is truely a very gifted healer.
by DiDi xxx.xxx.100.245
October 19, 2013

Tim's office is near the Crest Theatre. Tim himself is a great person. He has helped me so much with many back, neck and shoulder issues over the last few years. I have fibromyalgia, and by seeing him on a regular basis, I have way less pain than I used to. He is gentle. friendly, and just one of those rare, gifted healers.
by Ralf xxx.xxx.130.101
December 15, 2012
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Did you feel like this provider's office was sufficiently staffed?
Yes
Does this provider remember you and your circumstances at every appointment?
Yes
Would you recommend this provider to someone who asks for a referral?
Yes
Does this provider offer flexible appointment times?
Yes
Did this massage therapist knock before entering the massage room?
Yes, I never had to worry
by Anonymous xxx.xxx.225.246
April 08, 2014
Was your massage therapist overly talkative during your massage?
Not at all. They were very considerate and let me relax
Does this provider leave you on hold for a long time when you call?
Never! I don't think I've ever been put on hold here for a long time
Did you leave the office feeling satisfied with your visit?
Completely!
Does this provider welcome questions?
Absolutely! They are happy to answer all of my questions
Did this provider seem well-trained and experienced?
Absolutely, they were an expert!
by Laura Simmons xxx.xxx.128.197
February 19, 2013
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