Kristen Rayner, LMT

kristen@coreharmonics.com
(781) 707-6012
Certifications: MA LMT License: #10393, WA LMP License: MA60088318, Pre- & Perinatal Massage Therapy - August 2009, NCBTMB
Skills: Massage Therapist, Lomi Lomi, Prenatal Massage
Ailments Treated:
Arthritis - "Gentle to Moderate Massage (depth as tolerated by each client) as well as gentle joint mobilization work depending on the area(s) involved."
Back Pain - "Back pain is a tricky problem and there are a number of muscles that can potentially be involved. Massage to those muscles is very helpful!"
Carpal Tunnel - "Massage is considered an excellent therapy for carpal tunnel syndrome. We'll work to relax tight muscles throughout the arm/shoulder complex."
Constipation - "Gentle abdominal massage in a clockwise direction can be very effective in easing constipation."
Depression - "Massage is known to help those experiencing depression."
Fibromyalgia - "Massage can feel wonderful for some people experiencing fibromyalgia. Much depends on the client's tolerance of touch."
Headaches / Migraines - "Tight muscles in the neck and shoulders often contribute to headaches/migraines."
Hip Pain / Bursitis - "Unless your bursitis is caused by an infection, massage can aid in loosing muscles around the affected area leading to less tension on the joint."
Insomnia - "The relaxing effects of massage are known to help those experiencing insomnia to receive a good night's rest."
IT Band Syndrome - "To ease pain and encourage healing we'll work on the glutes as well as the IT band itself."
Knee Pain - "Depending on the cause of knee pain, massage can assist in relaxing tight muscles that are pulling on the knee. If knee pain is caused by ITB Syndrome massage can be very effective."
Neck Pain - "Massage can be very effective in dealing with muscle-related neck pain. We'll work delicately on a number of muscles around the neck and shoulders to ease pain."
Plantar Fasciitis - "Massage is an excellent treatment for plantar fasciitis though it can be a somewhat painful treatment. Along with other measures of self-care massage can help alleviate plantar fasciitis."
Sciatica - "Sciatica is sometimes as tricky as low back pain in that any number of muscles may be involved. Massage of the gluteal region, upper legs and psoas can often help alleviate sciatica."
Stress - "Stress relief is one of the most well-known effects of massage therapy!"
Tendonitis - "Massage of the muscles relating to the aggravated tendons can help relieve pressure and pain in the area."
Whiplash - "Massage is an excellent treatment for neck and shoulder pain, including whiplash."

Member Since 07/11/11

Experience: 4-5
Member Type: Practitioner
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