If you’ve been icing, stretching, or getting “just the low back” worked on and the pain keeps coming back, the missing piece is usually upstream and downstream of the lumbar spine. The low back is a hub. Every major muscle group that attaches into the pelvis, femur, and lower spine can tug that hub out[…]
MassageFIX is now offering a dedicated TMJD (temporomandibular joint dysfunction) massage service. This is not a standard face or neck massage. It is a progressive, highly individualized protocol that targets the muscles of the neck, face, and — when you are ready — the inside of the mouth, where several key jaw muscles can only be reached.
As of January 1, 2026, Melissa will be retiring from the treatment room. I know this may seem like a sad, terrible thing, but it’s definitely not.
You spend your hard-earned money and precious time to get that massage. You should get every benefit available to you. Here are some tips to maximize your experience.
Michael and I have just wrapped up our first full week back at work after our trip to England. We spent five days exploring the beautiful Cotswolds countryside, followed by five days taking in the sights of London. The experience was wonderful, but we found ourselves missing home more than expected.
We have proudly served the Bowling Green community since 2003, continually learning which products and services we like best and best support our clients’ needs. Here ya’ go…🧐
Deep Tissue Massage is a set of techniques designed to progressively reach the deeper targeted tissues. This is not a full-body approach, as you will see. Therefore, “Deep Tissue” refers only to tissues deeper in the body, not to heavy pressure. If you like deeper pressure during a full-body massage, all you have to do is let your therapist know before it starts.
You are good enough to be my perfect client, regardless of your body. Find a list of suggested etiquette that will help you feel more confident.
In the WBKO interview I did last week, I stated that I believe this exemption is a mistake because it assumes all KY state-licensed massage therapists behave appropriately, which is not always the case.