The MAS Team
About Eva
Eva is a graduate of the Center for Natural Wellness School of Massage Therapy and has been with Massage at Saratoga since 2006. Experts estimate that upwards of ninety percent of disease is stress related and perhaps nothing ages us faster internally and externally than high stress. Both physical and emotional imbalances can translate into dysfunction which may interfere with daily activities and quality of life. Research continues to show the enormous benefits of touch-which range from treating chronic diseases, neurological disorders, and injuries to alleviating the stress of day-to-day minutia. Eva offers an array of modalities to help her clients achieve a more harmonious balance, relief of pain and tension, and increased range of motion including Deep Tissue Massage, Myofascial Release, Craniosacral Therapy, Swedish Massage, Hot Stone Massage, Reiki, and Reflexology. She takes the time to check in with her clients before and after each session to insure their therapeutic goals have been met as well as make recommendations as to helpful stretches and/or exercises that can prolong the benefits of the massage in between sessions.
About Sara
Sara is a professional, NYS licensed massage therapist with a calming, therapeutic presence. Her deep tissue technique is a favorite among her clients and keeps them feeling relaxed and stress-free. She received her education from the Center for Natural Wellness School of Massage Therapy and specializes in Deep Tissue massage, Relaxation massage, Reiki and reflexology. She has a natural ability to put her clients at ease. Her massage conveys an inherent grace that is healing both easing tension and providing natural pain relief.
About Brenda
Brenda Cary Jenks is a Reiki Master and teacher. She has been working in the field of complementary holistic healthcare for 15 years and is a member of Saratoga Integrated Practitioners Network. She has taught and lectured at Johnsburg Public Library, Caldwell Lake George Public Library, Mechanicville Public Library, Adirondack Community College, and Bennington College. "I dedicate myself to help you live a healthier, happier, more prosperous life through the use of my skills, training and intention." If you haven't experienced Reiki, Brenda is definitley the person to see. Her skills are healing and restorative and her clients leave as if they were floating on cloud nine. "In order to be true to yourself, you must know yourself."
About Nicole
Nicole dedicates herself to helping others on their own unique journey to self discovery, self healing and self empowerment. She is a graduate from the Center for Natural Wellness School of Massage Therapy and it is her goal to foster positive connections with her clients in order to create a peaceful space for them and to bring a deeper sense of meaning to their work together. She specializes in a fusion of Swedish Massage, Myofascial techniques, Deep tissue massage and facilitated stretching to create a sense of ease and balance. Compassion, knowledge and intuition are her guides. By channeling positive energies, she believes you are able to make the mind/body/spirit connection within yourself, and recieve what you need from bodywork and, in turn begin to heal. Her ultimate hope is that by providing care and compassion, others may pay it forward in return.
About Tyler
Tyler is a graduate of the Center for Natural Wellness School of Massage Therapy and specializes in therapeutic and restorative massage. He employs a range of techniques integrating Deep Tissue, Myofascial Release, Neuromuscular Therapy (trigger point therapy), Acupressure & Hot Stone Massage. Stretching and Muscle Energy techniques are also incorporated into his work to help further reduce pain and tension and provide relief to his clients. Massage fosters the release your body's natural pain killers (endorphins) therefore enabling a natural recovery vs. a "band-aid" approach to pain relief. His philosophy is centered on rehabilitation and restoration without causing added discomfort to his clients. The 'No pain, no gain' mantra need not be true to gain actual results.