Neck and shoulders
30 minA short session on the neck, shoulders and upper back, for a lunch hour or the week between longer visits.
Focused
Book: Neck and shouldersMassage clinic in Fort Worth
Deep tissue massage
on a schedule you can keep
Five licensed therapists and six treatment rooms. Choose a length from 30 to 90 minutes, tell us how much pressure you want, and book the same therapist next time.
The team
Five therapists, and each one's license
Every therapist holds a Texas massage therapist license, listed beside their name. Pick one, or ask the desk who has the next opening.
Nell Halloran
Licensed massage therapist, clinic director
- Massage Therapist License · TX Lic. 000000
Nell opened the clinic and still books the long sessions. She likes slow, deep work and a clear check-in before you lie down.
Casimiro Ferrera
Licensed massage therapist
- Massage Therapist License · TX Lic. 000000
Casimiro works with firm pressure and a lot of forearm. He takes focused sessions on shoulders and hips, and speaks English and Spanish.
Essence Douglass
Licensed massage therapist
- Massage Therapist License · TX Lic. 000000
Essence is steady and unhurried. Her clients book her for deep tissue by the hour, usually on the same day each month.
Phouthone Sisavath
Licensed massage therapist
- Massage Therapist License · TX Lic. 000000
Phouthone takes the early and the evening appointments. He is the one to ask for a 30-minute focus on one area. He speaks English and Lao.
Zoraida Ambriz
Licensed massage therapist
- Massage Therapist License · TX Lic. 000000
Zoraida does therapeutic full-body sessions at light to medium pressure, and is a good first booking if you have never had deep work.
The clinic
Six rooms and two people at the desk
The desk answers calls and texts, checks you in and keeps your next visit on the calendar.
Each room has a table, clean linens and a door that closes. You are shown to your room, left to settle, and your therapist knocks before coming in.
Appointments until 8 p.m. on weekdays
Parking behind the building
A street-level entrance with no steps
Membership
A standing session, kept for you
A membership holds a regular time with your therapist. Choose a length and how often; the desk shows the terms before you agree.
Monthly 60
One 60-minute session a month, at a standing time with your therapist.
- A 60-minute session each month
- Booked ahead with the therapist you pick
- A priority window to book your next session
- Add-on time at the desk
- Term:
- Month to month
- Cancellation:
- Cancel with notice before the next month starts
- Refunds:
- An unused session moves to the next month once; the desk explains refunds when you join
Monthly 90
One 90-minute session a month, for people who want a long session on a schedule.
- A 90-minute session each month
- Booked ahead with the therapist you pick
- A priority window to book your next session
- Add-on time at the desk
- Term:
- Month to month
- Cancellation:
- Cancel with notice before the next month starts
- Refunds:
- An unused session moves to the next month once; the desk explains refunds when you join
Twice a month
Two 60-minute sessions a month, two to three weeks apart.
- Two 60-minute sessions each month
- Booked ahead with the same therapist
- A priority window to book your next session
- Add-on time at the desk
- Term:
- Month to month
- Cancellation:
- Cancel with notice before the next month starts
- Refunds:
- An unused session moves to the next month once; the desk explains refunds when you join
From clients
What regulars say
“I see the same therapist every month, and she remembers where I like the pressure.”
Marcus W.“The desk found me an evening slot, and the room was ready when I walked in.”
Ruth A.“They asked about pressure before I lay down, and again halfway through.”
Dale S.
Sample reviews.
Short answers
How long is a session?
From 30 to 90 minutes. A 60-minute session is the usual length for a first visit, and you can add 15 or 30 minutes at booking or on the day.
What do I wear?
Undress to the point you are comfortable. You are covered by a sheet or towel the whole time, and only the part being worked on is uncovered.
How do I set the pressure?
Your therapist asks before you start, then checks in during the session. Say lighter or firmer at any time.
Can I stop?
Yes, at any time and for any reason. You can pause, change position or end the session, and we stop right away.
What happens at a first visit?
You fill in a short intake on our booking tool, meet your therapist, talk through pressure and areas to leave alone, and then the session starts.
Should I tip?
Tipping is welcome and never expected. You can add one when you pay or when you book.
Book
Choose a time
Pick a service, a therapist and a time on our online calendar. Prefer to talk it through? Call the desk, or read the policies first.
Phone(817) 555-0109
Hours
- Monday – FridayToday
- 8 a.m. – 8 p.m.
- SaturdayToday
- 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
- SundayToday
- Closed