Ann Arbor Institute for Massage Therapy

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Professional Massage Therapists at AAIMT

Lennen Chance

734.707.8892
www.chanceholistictherapy.com

Lennen Chance is a licensed massage therapist and owner of Chance Holistic Therapy. As a graduate of AAIMT she became certified in Myofascial Therapy as well as Neuromuscular Therapy. Lennen has studied CranioSacral Therapy at the Upledger Institute for the past two years and is a Certified Quantum Touch Practitioner.

Chance Holistic Therapy takes an integrative and holistic approach when seeking treatment for imbalances and choosing a treatment plan for clients. What primarily distinguishes holistic healing apart from traditional treatments is that physical health is not necessarily the main focus. We focus on mind, body, and soul.

Holistic healing addresses all parts of the individual, not just the physical aspect of a person where manifested illnesses are most apparent. Holistic healing is not intended to serve as a “bandage” or a one-time fix. It is an ongoing journey of discovery in search of more answers and ultimately; better living, being healthier, and striving for wholeness.

Chance Holistic Therapy believes pain is merely a symptom of an imbalance. These imbalances could be a physical issue, the result of abusing the physical body through poor posture, lack of movement, or too little sleep. Or, the imbalance may be a result of mental, emotional, or spiritual needs not being met. No aspect (mind, body, or soul) of a person is overlooked when holistic treatment is sought. We look at the “whole person” in order to suggest a treatment plan.

The time to heal is now. Let us facilitate your healing process.

"A magical, intangible process, healing is an art, not a science."
-Rosemary Gladsta

Elizabeth DuRoss

734-276-9536
BonneVieMassage@gmail.com
BonneVieMassage.com 

I enrolled in the accredited Ann Arbor Institute of Massage Therapy without ever having received a professional massage. The power of human touch was just something I had always been in tune with. I graduated in September 2007 and began my career as a Massage Therapist in January 2008. In 2009, I pursued additional training in Prenatal Massage fundamentals.

I believe that the body should be treated as a whole -- when the mind relaxes, the body will follow suit. With an approach that integrates relaxation techniques with both Neuromuscular and Myofascial Therapies, I treat every situation with a positive attitude and every client with care and compassion. Working with combined therapies assures that you'll find peace of mind and relief from pain.

When you enter my treatment room you're putting your trust into my capable hands and that is not a responsibility I take lightly. We'll discuss your concerns and work together to find a treatment plan that fits. I will help you rediscover balance, relieve chronic or acute pain, and encourage stress release. Your wellbeing is my top priority and I want you to start feeling results from the first time you visit. So breathe in, breathe out, relax. You're in good hands.

My Services Include: Therapeutic Massage- Using a combination of Swedish and Deep Tissue techniques, Therapeutic massage will relieve anxiety and stress, ease tight muscles, and start you on the path toward structural balance. Hot Stone Therapy- Experience the true meaning of bliss as heated basalt stones glide over tired and achy muscles using warmth rather than pressure to ease tension. Prenatal Massage- Prenatal massage helps to relieve muscle aches and cramping but also encourages relaxation and deep breathing -- happy mom means happy baby and may lead to an easier delivery.

Jocelyn Granger

734-677-4430

Jocelyn Granger, Director, NCTMB is the founder of the Ann Arbor Institute of Massage Therapy, which was founded in 1993. Jocelyn continues to learn new modalities and review/improve upon current modalities in use. She has been practicing massage and bodywork for 30 years! Her practice consists of using modalities and techniques for Neuromuscular Therapy, Myofascial Release Technique, Sports Massage, Infant/Child Massage, Pregnancy Massage and Body Mobilization. She is currently learning Thai Massage. Jocelyn’s specialty is in Sports Massage working with athletes using Sports theories along with Neuromuscular Therapy and Myofascial Release as techniques to help those with injuries recover quickly and more thoroughly.

Jocelyn is the author of Neuromuscular Therapy Manual, a text book dedicated to teaching students the science and art of Neuromuscular Therapy. She teaches this course along with Sports Massage, Spa Therapies, Therapeutic Massage, Anatomy, Physiology, Maniken™, Ethics and Business Practices.

Kelly Klever

(734) 320-2811

AAIMT Graduate - Ann Arbor Institute of Massage Therapy

NCTMB Certified - National Certification Board of Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork

ABMP Member - Associated Body Work & Massage Professionals

A2Y Member - Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti Regional Chamber

Kelly Klever Massage offers both the unique experience of Therapeutic Medical Massage (relief of chronic and acute pain) and Relaxation Massage for individuals and corporations.

  • Individuals: can access our services at our professional office setting, where massages are customized to fit the client’s needs.
  • Corporations: are offered on-site massage to improve work/wellness balance. Massages are designed to enhance event marketing, corporate wellness opportunities, employee reward programs, customer appreciation activities and more.

Our services include: Neuromuscular Therapy, Sports Massage, Myofasical Release (Deep Tissue), Swedish Massage, Sports Massage and Chair Massage.

About Kelly

Kelly Klever is a Certified Massage Therapist through the National Certification Board of Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork Association (NCTMB). She is also a graduate from the Ann Arbor Institute of Massage Therapy (AAIMT). There she learned a variety of medical massage speciality therapies and is certified in Myofascial Release Therapy and Neuromuscular Therapy (CNMT). She received her undergraduate degree in Business Administration with a focus on Advertising and Promotion. In addition, she achieved an MBA degree specializing in Marketing through the University of Phoenix. She is passionate about natural health and wellness, the environment and sharing those interests with others. She believes through massage she can better help those in her community. “Going Green” is what she strives to make her company by using organic sheets, natural lotions/oils and eco-friendly cleaning products.

Contact Information

(734) 320-2811
Email: kelly.klever@massagetherapy.com
kellyklever.massagetherapy.com
Twitter: @K2Massage
Facebook: Kelly Klever Massage

Christina Lance

517-861-6105
catalystbodywork.com 

Christina Lance – Integrative Massage Therapy –I was born with a gift that allows me to perceive issues that my clients may have, and to create a holistic approach to address those issues and help eliminate them.

As a child from the age of 12, I would massage my friends and family. As an adult, I was prodded by many to make it my career. I then attended the Ann Arbor Institute of Massage Therapy, The Polarity Center and The Upledger Institute to learn the theory and techniques associated with several forms of massage and related therapies.

This enables me to explain my perceptions to my clients and other medical/massage professionals in a way that they can understand. My passion in life is to help people feel better, as it is for many of us in the massage profession.

My sessions are truly unique, and aimed at addressing the client as a whole being- physical, emotional, and spiritual. I begin my sessions by assessing the client. I listen to your concerns, and adjust my intention to help alleviate them. I then listen carefully to what your body tells me it needs. Finally, I create a recipe unique to you that will allow for the utmost healing and balancing to take place during the session.

Prema Lindsay Smith

734-649-6157

Inner Balance Therapy continues to grow from three decades plus of providing bodywork and a passion for the educational pursuits. The concept of Inner Balance Therapy developed over a decade ago as I learned to listen to the recipients‘ perceived or even unperceived concerns. Their body’s wisdom inspires me to be a seeker of knowledge, an investigator and a humble practitioner.

In the last three years, I have been training and practicing Thai massage. The yoga and sports-like stretching and mobilization techniques effectively incorporate ancient forms of body work as well as modern western techniques. Listening to the clients’ requests and their bodys’ language, directs the rhythm of a Thai massage session. Included but not limited to Myofascial (deep tissue), neuromuscular, reflexology, shiatsu and sports have been synchronistically incorporated. Experiencing a session brings a sense of balance and openness, freeing a person from stress and restricted pain patterns.

Prema's modalites include: Craniosacral Therapy, Facial Massage, Hawaiian Temple Bodywork, Hot Stone Therapy, Manual Lymphatic Drainage, Myofascial Massage, Neuromuscular Treatment, Pregnancy Massage, Reflexology, Reiki, Shiatsu, Somatoemotional Release, Sports Massage, Swedish Massage, and Thai Massage

Darlene Stanley

734-216-9362

I’m a 2011 graduate of Ann Arbor Institute of Massage Therapy. I call my massage practice Atelier because I see it as a workshop where clients and I work together to discover the sources of their discomfort, agree on a treatment plan and discuss ways to prolong the benefits of the treatment.

Some of the modalities I practice include Neuromuscular Therapy, Myofascial Release, Reflexology, Sports Massage and Swedish Massage.

Your first appointment includes a complimentary half-hour intake to determine a course of action and a one-hour massage.

Brian M. Truskowski

503-680-5388
brian@brianmtruskowski.com
www.brianmtruskowski.com

Brian’s massage history began in his late teens when his friends constantly asked him for a back massage; they enjoyed it, and always asked for more. Eventually, in fall of 2010, Brian enrolled at the Ann Arbor Institute of Massage Therapy. From the first day, he loved it and couldn’t wait to learn more. He graduated in fall of 2011 and loves continuing to learn every day… and doesn’t plan to stop.

With a mastery of multiple massage techniques, Brian utilizes his own creative combination of Myofascial Therapy, Neuromuscular Therapy and Swedish massage. His unique approach specifically focuses on relieving chronic tension and pain to help the body begin to heal itself. Brian emphasizes in working in a collaborative effort with his clients both throughout and after the massage, to help them further understand their bodies and massage experiences, supporting them toward a better quality of life.

He also utilizes techniques of Reflexology with clients who need or desire a different approach of massage, or for clients unable to receive traditional forms of massage.

Brian is certified in Myofascial Therapy and Neuromuscular Therapy. He is also a member of The Association of Bodywork and Massage Professionals (ABMP) and is Nationally Certified from the National Certification Board of Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB).