We are committed to working with you to understand your needs and deliver the best experience. We customize your bodywork using a range of modalities, and each session is focused on helping you attain your wellness goals.
Whether used alone as a preventative therapy or in conjunction with other forms of healing, massage allows a person to progress
to higher levels of well being. Massage gives the body a chance to release stress and pain and therefore will enable you to achieve better health.
Serving Carrboro, Chapel Hill, and beyond.
~All three therapist are fully vaccinated~
Whether used alone as a preventative therapy or in conjunction with other forms of healing, massage allows a person to progress
to higher levels of well being. Massage gives the body a chance to release stress and pain and therefore will enable you to achieve better health.
Serving Carrboro, Chapel Hill, and beyond.
~All three therapist are fully vaccinated~
Monique Kennedy, LMT/Founder #6734
In the late 90's I was experiencing very strong neck/shoulder pain and began to receive massage on a regular basis. It provided me with incredible relief. I was amazed and immediately wanted to learn more about this healing art.
I made the decision to go back to school and graduated from the NY College of Health Professions with an Academic Excellence award, and an associate’s degree in Massage Therapy in 2005. NY Bodywork therapists must meet the most stringent educational standards in the U.S., which includes a 1000-hour program plus internship. Ultimately, it was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. As a practitioner of this ancient healing profession, I feel blessed and grateful. By giving and receiving massage, over the years, I have become a more balanced and centered person and I didn't miss the stressful corporate world.
I have a special interest in deep tissue/trigger point, neck and shoulder issues, as well as postural correction. Continuing Education: pelvic girdle assessment & treatment, trigger point/taut Band therapy, head/neck deep chronic and acute injury, Orthopedic techniques for neck, oncology massage, therapeutic stretching and lymphatic massage therapy.
Monique Kennedy, LMT/Founder #6734
In the late 90's I was experiencing very strong neck/shoulder pain and began to receive massage on a regular basis. It provided me with incredible relief. I was amazed and immediately wanted to learn more about this healing art.
I made the decision to go back to school and graduated from the NY College of Health Professions with an Academic Excellence award, and an associate’s degree in Massage Therapy in 2005. NY Bodywork therapists must meet the most stringent educational standards in the U.S., which includes a 1000-hour program plus internship. Ultimately, it was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. As a practitioner of this ancient healing profession, I feel blessed and grateful. By giving and receiving massage, over the years, I have become a more balanced and centered person and I didn't miss the stressful corporate world.
I have a special interest in deep tissue/trigger point, neck and shoulder issues, as well as postural correction. Continuing Education: pelvic girdle assessment & treatment, trigger point/taut Band therapy, head/neck deep chronic and acute injury, Orthopedic techniques for neck, oncology massage, therapeutic stretching and lymphatic massage therapy.
Edette Pierce, LMT #12538 (NOT taking new clients at the moment)
As a child you could find me barefoot outside wading in a creek, playing in the woods with my siblings, helping my grandmother in her garden, feeding the chickens and such. I grew up in the foothills of the Appalachia's where most folks had low incomes but knew how to live off the land to survive. This was the beginning of my love and passion for natural medicine.
I moved to North Carolina married and had seven children. I wanted my babies to be healthy, but I was on a budget so I grew a garden and learned about herbs. Through my studies, I discovered more natural ways to give birth and decided to become a doula. I worked with midwives in both home and hospital settings and developed a passion to help women have their babies safely and hopefully easier with less recovery time.
This is when I decided that massage would be a great addition to my doula work.
In 2011, I decided to enroll at Body Therapy Institute in Siler City. Since graduating I worked in a variety of places: spas, wellness centers, with chiropractors, as well as running my own business. I specialize in deep tissue and sports massage and I am certified in aromatherapy, trigger point, myofascial therapies and prenatal massage.
Kate Lloyd LMT#16566
I am a native of Hillsborough, and a Mama of two children.
Over the years I have worked in the medical / research field for humans and animals.
This has given me a strong background in anatomy and physiology. My experience in veterinary and research taught me to fine tune my observational skills. During this time I began working with a holistic veterinarian. I was introduced to chiropractic, acupuncture
and herbal medicine.
I have been employed full-time as a LMT in the therapeutic/wellness setting since
graduating from Kneaded Energy School of Massage in Greensboro in 2017
This is where I really learned to tap into my intuition. It is also here that I learned about
UPR (Unconditional Positive Regard). This is the heart of the relationship I have with my clients. It describes holding a place and accepting them for who they are right in that moment.
I see massage as a work of service. Touch is one of the most basic human needs.
I am honored to be a massage therapist.
I have special interest in deep tissue, myofascial release, and sports/ stretching.
I work well with shoulder and hip issues.
