• Bellydance
  • Class Calendar
  • Event Calendar
  • Exercise
  • Massage
  • Radio Show
  • Therapeutic Massage

    Why do I need a massage? This question could be rephrased as:

    “why should I take care of myself?”

    How many hours and dollars per year do you spend on your car? Tune ups, maintenance, parts, labor, inspections, all for a car that may last 10 years.

    But what about our primary vehicle? OUR BODIES?

    How much time and money is directed towards self-care? Massage is preventative maintenance for our bodies and minds, which must last not just a decade, but our whole LIFETIME.

    Benefits of massage:

    • improved relaxation
    • increased flexibility
    • stimulation of blood and lymph circulation
    • improved immune system function
    • improved posture
    • better sleep patterns
    • mental calmness and clarity
    • decreased risk of injury
    • decreased lower back pain
    • decreased muscle soreness
    • reduction of inflammation following sprains/strains
    • increased worksite productivity and morale
    • among many others…

    Contact

    Emma Holder LMT MSc. (207) 415-7204 eholder@maine.rr.com

    Rates

    (to pay for a massage with paypal, click here)

    In Studio or On Site

    • 60 minute massage $70.00
    • 70 minute massage $80.00
    • 80 minute massage $90.00

    (shorter visits available)

    30 min for $40 and 45 min for $55

    6 studio visits of 60 min $360.00

    Gift Certificates available

    24 hour cancellation policy

    About Emma Holder

    Emma Holder LMT MSc. is a Licensed Massage Therapist (PRI 2000), Certified Personal Trainer (American Council on Exercise 1998), and Group Fitness Instructor (ACE 1996). Emma enjoys practically every form of activity and has sustained injury and illness during her life. From these experiences, she has learned that one’s health is truly the only important thing, and having a healthy lifestyle is paramount to enjoying life.

    Emma holds Bachelors (McGill 1991) and Masters (McGill 1993) degrees in Microbiology and Immunology.