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Massage Therapists - Syracuse, NY

We found 46 massage therapists in Syracuse, NY. See refinement options below.

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Kris Coolhart, L.M.T.

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148 Melbourne Avenue, Syracuse, NY

Ms. Kris Coolhart works as a massage therapy specialist in Syracuse, NY and Fayetteville, NY.
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Ms. Theresa A. Contos

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124 Williams Street, Syracuse, NY

Ms. Theresa Contos practices massage therapy in Syracuse, NY.
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Dasha Oleksandrivna Weeks, LMT

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104 Maple Terrace, Syracuse, NY

Ms. Dasha Weeks specializes in massage therapy and practices in Syracuse, NY.
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Mrs. Joanne M. Verone, MECHANOTHERAPIST

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3522 James Street, Syracuse, NY

Ms. Joanne Verone specializes in massage therapy and practices in Syracuse, NY.
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Mrs. Jennifer Celeste White, PT

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Physical Therapy, Massage Therapy

1001 E Genesee Street, Syracuse, NY

Ms. Jennifer White's specialties are massage therapy and physical therapy. She practices in Syracuse, NY.
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Ms. Birttany D. Marsh, LMT

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4922 W Seneca Turnpike, Syracuse, NY 13207

Ms. Birttany Marsh is a massage therapy specialist in Syracuse, NY.
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Mrs. Stephanie L. Delahunt, PTA, LMT

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2105 E Genesee Street, Syracuse, NY 13210

Ms. Stephanie Delahunt is a massage therapy specialist in Syracuse, NY.
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Ms. Sarah Elizabeth Reynolds, L.M.T.

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719 E Genesee Street, Syracuse, NY

Ms. Sarah Reynolds practices massage therapy in Syracuse, NY.
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Mr. Clark Edmon Stull, LMT

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2605 Brewerton Road, Syracuse, NY 13211

Mr. Clark Stull is a massage therapy specialist in Syracuse, NY.
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Mrs. Kara Lynn Murphy, OTR/L

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Occupational Therapy, Massage Therapy

800 Irving Avenue, Syracuse, NY

Ms. Kara Murphy's specialties are massage therapy and occupational therapy. She practices in Syracuse, NY.
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Michael J. Rozyczko, LMT

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2605 Brewerton Road, Syracuse, NY 13211

Mr. Michael Rozyczko works as a massage therapy specialist in Syracuse, NY.
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Mrs. Lisa Ann Jeske, RN, LMT

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1106 W Genesee Street, Syracuse, NY

Ms. Lisa Jeske specializes in massage therapy and practices in Syracuse, NY.
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Valerie Anne Cushman, LMT

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1106 W Genesee Street, Syracuse, NY

Ms. Valerie Cushman practices massage therapy in Syracuse, NY.
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Heather L. Murphy, LMT

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204 Loma Avenue, Syracuse, NY

Ms. Heather Murphy works as a massage therapy specialist in Syracuse, NY.
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Lindsay Allen, LMT

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2605 Brewerton Road, Syracuse, NY 13211

Ms. Lindsay Allen works as a massage therapy specialist in Syracuse, NY.
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Catherine Lambie, LMT

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3702 James Street, Syracuse, NY 13206

Ms. Catherine Lambie works as a massage therapy specialist in Syracuse, NY.

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What is Massage Therapy?

Massage therapy is a specialty that uses soft-tissue manipulation (massages) to improve patients' physical and emotional wellbeing. Massage therapy seeks to release physical tension by applying pressure and movement to the skin, ligaments, tendons, muscles, and body tissue.

Patients may visit massage therapists as complementary treatment to clinical medical care. Generally, massage therapists complete massage therapy education and are certified by their respective state, but some states permit massage therapists to practice without a license.

While any individual can receive massage therapy, it may particularly ease negative symptoms associated with some chronic and acute conditions such as fibromyalgia, cancer, heart disease, and digestive disorders. Research has found massage therapy may lower blood pressure and heart rate, as well as increase blood circulation. Additional benefits of massage therapy may include:

Pain relief for back pain, neck and shoulder pain, knee osteoarthritis, and headaches
Relaxation, stress reduction, and improved mental health
Improved immune functioning
Decreased fatigue and insomnia
Toxin release from the soft tissues

A massage therapy session begins with an initial evaluation where a massage therapist might ask the patient about his or her medical status and potential pain symptoms. Massage therapy techniques may include:

Swedish or classical massage
Lymphatic drain massage
Clinical massage
Sports massage
Acupressure massage
Eastern massage methods, such as Tuina and Shiatsu

Massage therapists may collaborate with physical and occupational therapists, rehabilitation medicine specialists, rheumatologists, and pain medicine specialists.