Healing Massage Therapy
Feel better, move easier, and live more fully with healing massage tailored to your body’s needs—book your session at Cafe of Life Marin today. FSA accepted. Insurance superbills available with a quick consult.
Café of Life Marin offers healing, relaxing massage therapy in our beautiful Mill Valley office. We specialize in deep tissue massage for sport injuries, arthritic conditions and repetitive stress injury. We also offer pregnancy massage.
Although you do not need to be a chiropractic patient to receive massage therapy at Café of Life Marin, many of our patients do choose to use our massage services because of the additive benefit that massage therapy provides.
Benefits of Chiropractic with Massage
If you are receiving chiropractic care, massage therapy can help your adjustments have greater impact, since massage loosens the muscles around your joints. Massage therapy treatments at Café of Life Marin can also be doctor directed. Since you are evaluated before your massage therapy begins. Dr. Seth Labott can fill the therapist in on what is going on with your body, what the focus of your massage therapy should be and how the therapist can best assist in the healing of your condition.
Often times, it is the muscles surrounding your skeleton that are contributing to your lack of alignment, since tight muscles pull on bones. Over the years, this pulling can lead to displacement that causes you discomfort and pain. Muscles that are loosened by massage will pull less on your bones and result in less distortion in your frame.
Pairing massage with your chiropractic care at Café of Life Marin is a great way to help alleviate your tight muscles and ensure that your spinal adjustments are as effective as possible.
Bee Luadthaharn
Body Work Education/Experience: I studied at Wat Po Thai Traditional Massage School and Diamond Light School of Massage and Healing Arts.
Modalities: Swedish, Deep Tissue, Pre-Natal,Thai, Reflexology, Shiatsu
What drew me to massage as a career? I grew up seeing my dad getting massage all the time and he was feeling better every time! I'm trying to give massage to my family and friends because it helps them feel better and I feel better too.
Favorite body part to work on? Why? Lower back and glutes muscle because I injured my lower back long time ago and I have to study many ways to make me get better!
In my downtime, I love to spend time with my family. I love to take my daughter to the beach and can't wait to take her to see movies. I love eating so I'm enjoying cooking a lot!
Dez Van Der Groen
Body Work Education/Experience:
I am in my third year of professional practice after receiving my education from McKinnon Body Therapy Center in Oakland.
Modalities:
Deep Tissue, Swedish, Sports Massage, Prenatal Massage, Myofascial Release and Cupping, Trigger Point.
What drew me to massage as a career?
After a long career as a baker and through my experience as an endurance athlete, I was drawn toward massage as a way to continue to nurture the community through touch, and to help soothe sore bodies whether it be from work, sport, or life. I take pride in being an active part of my clients wellness program with the goal of helping people move freely and as their truest self.
Favorite body part to work on? Why
Shoulders are amazing. The range of positions we can move and support both objects and ourselves through the shoulders is fascinating, and it's satisfying to help support strong and dynamic shoulder function.
In my downtime,
I've been an avid trail runner for over 15 years with over 30 ultra-distance finishes, participating in events ranging from local half-marathons to international 100 mile events. When I'm not massaging, you can find me getting sweaty in the hills.
Lowell Noble
Body Work Education/Experience:
Lowell has a BA in Justice, Morality, and Constitutional from James Madison College, Michigan State University. He studied at Diamond Light School of Massage and Healing Arts from 2005 until 2022, graduating from the “Massage Therapy Course” in 2006, from the “Advanced Bodywork Therapy Course” in 2010, and from the “Professional Bodywork Therapy Course” in 2022. He has been certified with CAMTC since 2010 and practiced massage since 2006.
Modalities: Lomi Lomi, Deep Tissue, and Tui Na-Visceral work are part of his background in body work. Long, deep strokes that are rhythmic and attuned to your body’s needs. Lowell draws on Martial Arts as well to bring a depth of presence and body mechanics into his sessions.
In my downtime,
I enjoy spending time with my family and practicing martial arts.
Mill Valley Office Massage Therapy Hours
9am-7pm Monday through Friday
Make your massage therapy appointment by calling: 415-389-1098
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Cafe of Life Marin offers healing, deep tissue massage therapy and chiropractic massage. We serve Marin County, Sonoma County, Northern San Francisco, Mill Valley, Corte Madera, Larkspur, Sausalito, Tiburon, Belvedere, Kentfield, Ross, San Rafael, The Presidio and The Marina.