Owner of the 56 Columbia St. And Chalmers looks to do that with a plethora of different massages and therapeutic practices such as Swedish, deep tissue, hot stone, prenatal, foot, chair, bamboo fusion and cup massage. She also offers paraffin wax treatments, cold stone therapy and the locally unfamiliar "Halotherapy.
She said those receiving the therapy sit in a booth while medical grade salt, of different levels depending on the issue, is dispensed. She said one of her clients is in his early 90s and has suffered from psoriasis since the s. After a few sessions in the booth, his knees turned from black to pink. Chalmers said she has been a crafter and a photographer and after becoming licensed, she decided to open up her own office.
Her new venture a grew out of a personal experience: After throwing her back out, massage therapy was the only thing that could make her feel better. After seeing doctors and receiving spinal injections, appointments with chiropractors, and told to get surgery, Chalmers sought out other options.
Chalmers said she opened her doors in the last few weeks and is already seeing a good response. Chalmers said she offers many different kinds of massages and is willing to work with any customer to find what makes each individual the most comfortable and fixes his or her ailments. So there are options for everybody. A full list of services and prices can be found on the Tranquil Touch healing website ; appointments can be scheduled online or by calling Town officials are exploring steps to bring forward a public safety building project that could include fire, police and ambulance situated on the parking lot at the Community House.
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