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    Performance Alignment Therapy

    5.0 (41 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Deep tissue massage

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    Angelic N.

    Can I select more than 5 stars? My experience with Trisha was amazing. Her compassionate way of taking the mystery out of the body & explaining the interconnected layers & what the session will consist of put me at ease. I'm new to P.A.T. & massage but I know enough to know this expertise, skillset & care here is on its own level. Trisha know so much & she could instantly see the ways my body was compressed. With one session. One! I felt relief, areas open up, length to my neck and my limbs. I could visibly see the difference. I left there feeling grateful for all the years of learning and hard work Trisha must have completed to become so good at what she does and how I got to benefit from it. I absolutely signed up for a package plan. I recommend this for everyone because whether you're an athlete or a business analyst. All of our bodies can use some healing.

    Before & after my 90 min PAT with Patricia. Didn't have to lean on my hip for support! Hello center of gravity!
    Justeen Y.

    Received my first Performance Alignment Therapy (PAT) session with Patricia's healing hands. It truly was a therapy session and an answer to my prayers. I've been dealing with bad posture, back and neck pains, and scoliosis for a long time. I was referred to Patricia by my manicurist who told me about the PAT she had done, and how big of a difference it made. I texted Patricia a few weeks later and told her my story, about how I was seeing a chiropractor (who also recommended I see a massage therapist) yet still feeling very tense and needing constant adjustment. Initially, I wanted to have a consultation first to understand exactly what PAT was, and was enlightened by how much Patricia knew. PAT works with the muscles, because "everything the muscles do, our bones then follow." After a 90 minute therapy filled with, "ooo, ahhh, wow," I stood up and for the first time in a long time... Didn't have to lean on my hip for support (pictured). It felt surreal that one 90 minute session could make such a difference in regards to something I'd been dealing with since I was a little girl. And for that, I'm not only thankful but a believer. Words cannot express how healing and gifted Patricia is. Looking forward to my next session and I know I'll only feel better!

    Julie S.

    Patricia is incredible. I was recently hospitalized for 2 weeks and have been recovering in bed for another week. Since I've been sleeping on my back a lot, my back and shoulders have been sore. Since I can't drive for another few weeks, I decided to give Patricia a try. She was on time, and had a very sweet and calm demeanor. She was very professional and brought a massage chair so I could sit comfortably (major surgery on my neck area). She worked her magic for an hour, and I felt like a brand new person afterwards. I plan on quitting my membership at massage envy and exclusively having her come to my house!

    At home massage you cannot beat that.

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