Good For You Massage Therapy owner, Dena Chandler, LMT

Practioner

I am deeply passionate about the healing power of massage and the incredible benefits it brings through regular use. I love to share this healing art with others because I believe everyone deserves to experience the restorative power of intentional touch.

Massage is for more than relaxation—massage is health care. Therapeutic massage is bodywork specific to physical ailments, joint disfunction, chronic pain, and/or for the purpose of restoring optimal muscle and tissue function.

Dena Chandler, Licensed Massage Therapist

Certified Member of Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals

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My Integrative Process typically includes:

  • A person receiving myofascial release on back.

    MYOFASCIAL RELEASE

    DEEP DOESN’T NEED TO BE PAINFUL

    This method targets the amazing connective tissue network in our body that has become tight and restricted (includes Trigger Point Therapy). Benefits include reduced chronic pain, improved mobility and flexibility, enhanced posture and alignment, circulation, enhanced immune function and deep relaxation. Cupping therapy is a great tool, but so are hands.

  • Man receiving trigger point therapy

    DEEP TISSUE MASSAGE

    TOUGH LOVE (WHEN YOU NEED IT)

    Deep tissue massage offers offers relief from chronic pain, reduced muscle tension, and improved circulation in areas that are tight, restricted or have a limited range of motion. Trigger point therapy to break up stuck tissue is a fantastic tool for this modality.


  • Man receiving swedish massage on neck.

    SWEDISH MASSAGE

    RELAXING AND FLOWY

    Swedish massage offers numerous benefits - aids in relaxation, improved circulation, reduced muscle tension, and helps elevate your mood. It also ties everything together in a good massage to keep your nervous system in check.

  • Massage therapist assisting stretch in arm.

    STRETCHING

    A LITTLE STRETCH FEELS GOOD

    Stretching in massage can improve flexibility, increase circulation, and promote relaxation. Active and passive stretching techniques can aid in pain relief by reducing muscle tension and pressure on joints, while also helping postural corrections.