Get a massage in Ventura, CA

I’m in the same position that you’re in. I need to go and get a massage regularly. Do you want to know what I look for when making an appointment to get a massage? Two things.

 

Does the massage therapist know their ASIS from their PSIS?

 

I know you weren't expecting a pop quiz in anatomy. Most people on the street wouldn't understand what I'm refering to with that question, and that's ok. But your massage therapist should. Did you know the State of California doesn’t require massage therapists to pass a standardized test to make sure a massage therapist knows what they need to? I make sure the massage therapist I see have voluntarily passed a standardized test, either the MBLEx or NCBTMB. Please get a massage from someone qualified.

 

 

Second, check massage therapist's reputations

 

The Thousand Oaks Surgical center comments about massage therapists talents: "Note that massage, like other hands-on therapies, involves personal talents that go beyond specific training, certification, or licensure: Some people are simply gifted with their hands. Furthermore, what works for one person may not work for another. For these reasons, some trial and error is often necessary to find the best massage therapist for you."

 

Therefore I want to see how satisfied their massage clients are. Do they put their knowledge to use to consistently give the best massage? For example read this testimonial from my client:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you want to know more about me click the “about Jen” tab.

 

My third and final point, the place you go to get your massage needs to be excellent.  The massage establishment needs a large parking lot. Who needs to get stressed over finding a parking spot on their way to  get a massage? It's also important for the massage establishment to foster a quiet atmosphere. The massage room you enter to get a massage needs to have comfortably dim lighting. The massage table needs to be coushined and have a warming pad. Who likes to get into freezing sheets? Not me.

 

So what’s the best massage? The best massage is the one that works for you. I’ll make it easy for you.

 

Call me (661) 673-3853

 

 

And if you’re even thinking of asking for an erotic massage… let’s just say… I wouldn’t even think about it if I were you.

 

 

If you're STILL looking at this page, I'm going to venture a guess that you've got a pain in your something-or-other, and you-know-who is on your last nerve. When was the last time you went to get a massage? Last week? Last month? Last year???? If you had to take a second to think about when your last massage was it then it's been too long. Don't just live with your pain, do something about it! Call me for an appointment (661) 673-3853. I'm convieniently located at 4882 McGrath St Suite 180, Ventura CA 93003. Inside Vitality Wellness Center. 

 

Together we can design a plan to help you:

 

 

• Find natural pain relief

• Experience increased ease of movement & greater mobility,

• Soothe your frayed nerves

 

Feeling better is within your reach. 

 

So what are you waiting for? Go ahead, get a massage ;).