Intuitive bodywork is a massage-based therapy that addresses not only skin, muscle and the other soft tissue of the body but the "heart" of what those tissues are experiencing and expressing. The texture of our beliefs, mental, emotional and spiritual, is housed in the substance of our bodies, not just our heads, as is most commonly believed. Massage therapists and others have known this for a long time and is the reason that so often in a massage session clients will experience something that seems magical - the therapist, without any previous knowledge, begins to treat the area(s) of the body most needing attention. This is the sensitive nature of our true bodymind at work. Another thing that occurs regularly in bodywork sessions is the "irrational" rise of strong emotions and memories of past events. "Muscle memory" is a commonly experienced event and this is true even if you have not had the experience personally. The body is a record keeper, it dosen't forget anything. All past traumas both physical and emotional are stored in the body. As an intuitive bodyworker Deana can help you to clear the "imprints" or memories stored there.

Massage Modalities

Modalities include but are not limited to Therapeutic Massage, Neuromuscular re-education, Deep Tissue Massage, Prenatal massage, Cranial Sacral Therapy, Trigger Point Therapy, Aromatherapy, Reflexology, Healing Touch, Swedish Massage, Shiatsu, Chakra Balancing, Chair Massage, Myofacial Release, and Sports Massage.

Deana is licensed in the state of Florida #MA3952 and also nationally certified in therapeutic massage and body work through NCTMB #390273-00.

Deana is available for massage sessions locally at....

Paradise Spa

174 107 AVE

Treasure Island, Fl 33706

Please visit website for prices and the many other luxurious services offered at our spa. 

www.yourparadisespa.com

Disclaimer: Any opinions and/or services provided by Deana Terry are not intended to be considered medical advice, and at no time are intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Complimentary healing is not considered a substitute for medical attention when needed.