Specialties
What you will notice first is our unwavering commitment to you and your wellness. Every session is met with an in-depth consultation and evaluation that is geared at getting to the root cause of your pain and health problems. Most practitioners are looking at just managing symptoms and not the cause of the problem. The goal at Bright Mountain Bodywork is to find the cause of your pain and health issues and resolve the problem so your body can heal naturally.
The methods we use to achieve natural pain relief are massage therapy, integrated bodywork, and manual therapy. Maybe you’ve never thought of massage as a tool for total wellness. Most people view massage as just an indulgence but expertly applied massage therapy can be a great vessel for pain relief and rehabilitation.
Massage therapy is also a great way to manage stress, which contributes to pain. According to the Harvard Business Review, 60-90% of doctor visits were stress-related. Stress compromises so many of our body’s internal systems. Managing stress with regular massage and bodywork sessions can significantly reduce how often you need to see the doctor, significantly reduce pain, and improve your overall quality of life.
History
Established in 2013.
What began as Christine’s one-woman massage practice has grown into a thriving wellness destination serving clients from all over Lancaster County. From the start, the vision was simple: provide care that is as unique as the people who walk through our doors. Over the years, that commitment to truly listening, personalizing every session, and focusing on long-term results has built a loyal community and a reputation for excellence. Today, our team continues to honor those roots by blending advanced techniques with genuine compassion, creating individualized treatments that help you move better, feel better, and live with more vitality. At Bright Mountain Bodywork, your goals are our guide.
Meet the Business Owner: Christine H.
After graduating from the University of Pittsburgh, Christine began her wellness career as a Certified Yoga Teacher, inspired by the connection between movement and breath. This led her to massage therapy, and in 2010 she graduated from the Lancaster School of Massage. She has since helped clients relieve chronic pain, improve mobility, and enhance quality of life. Christine continually pursues advanced training, holding certifications in the Trager Approach, Amino Neurofrequency Therapy, and Movement Coaching. She believes each client deserves individualized, results-driven care that goes beyond relaxation, offering tools to extend the benefits of each session. When not in the treatment room, Christine teaches at the Lancaster School of Massage, hikes with her dog, explores movement, reads, and enjoys time with loved ones.
