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Essential Therapy, LMT
Essential Therapy
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311 1/2 Eighth Street Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
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Essential Therapy, LMT

Essential Therapy, LMT practices as a Massage Therapist in Glenwood Springs, CO.She graduated from University of Denver, Union University, Colorado School of Healing Arts and has been practicing since 1993.
Years In Practice 31
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Massage Therapist

Gender Female
Education University of Denver, Union University, Colorado School of Healing Arts
Affiliations Valley View Hospital
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311 1/2 Eighth Street, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Services Essential Therapy, LMT is a Massage Therapist in Glenwood Springs, CO. 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.

Please call Essential Therapy, LMT at (970) 945-1105 to schedule an appointment in Glenwood Springs, CO or to get more information.
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Valley View is a great hospital, Not only have I been a patient but an employee in various areas of the facility for many years previous. The main improvement I would suggest is to have a information page that can be answered with suggestions by the professionals. For example it has been established through a timeline that I was medically dead (April 11,2015) for 7-9 minutes. Yes I have memory problems, still happening I loose my balance, sometimes pain associated with anxiety, but the big thing is the pain. It hurts so bad I am in tears and I fight it so hard that I get up and walk around, stretch, try to walk on the treadmill and wait for the pain killers to take hold ( I am prescribed for 1/5mg oxy every 8 hours but usually only take 1-2 per day) I have heard of massage helping and I feel my death is the cause of the pain but the one thing I don't have is cancer and your massage department is associated with the cancer center and I am on Medicade. So what would you suggest. so that I can stop the rest of the narcotics? I am on several other medications but no other narcotics.
by Toni xxx.xxx.40.49
March 24, 2016