I graduated from the Center for Advanced Therapeutics in 1997, and now have over twenty years experience as a medical and therapeutic massage therapist, and more than 500 hours of additional training in orthopedic testing, evaluation and treatment for specific injuries and chronic pain.I love working with clients to unravel the postural patterns that are holding their pain in place. After twenty years, I am still amazed at how differently each client responds to massage, and it is still an adventure to work with each new person, to find what works best for them. I firmly believe that free movement is the key to most chronic pain conditions, and I use a lot of specific techniques, including Muscle Release Technique , therapeutic exercise, myofacial release/deep tissue, and manual therapies to restore your body to its fullest possible range of motion.

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I was originally drawn to massage because of its ability to allow me to make a difference in people’s lives, not only on a physical level, but on a spiritual and emotional level as well. I enjoy the feeling of knowing that I’ve made a positive impact on someone else’s life. I received my massage certification in California where I was trained in both Eastern and Western massage and bodywork techniques. I am a Colorado licensed massage therapist and a member of Associated Bodywork and Massage Professionals (ABMP). Depending on the needs of the client, my massage sessions typically incorporate several massage modalities including Swedish, deep tissue, hot stone, reflexology, and Asian bodywork. My goal is to provide each of my clients with an individualized massage experience that is both relaxing and therapeutic. In my spare time, I enjoy playing pickleball, bowling, reading and practicing Chinese calligraphy.

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My approach to massage is twofold. First the body will hold your activities mental, spiritual and physical as aches and pains which a good deep massage can help. Second when you add intention to solve specific areas of your life, massage can put you on an express train to success.

As Sherry pursued a more tried and true medical approach, I was learning an esoteric yet medical approach to injury recovery called Neural Integrative Technique. This simple technique allows quicker recovery time and work on the ‘root’ of an injury.

I also recorded and finally released a guided visualization CD, available on CDBaby.com that lets you extend your massage experience through mental exercises. For more information follow this link: http://cdbaby.com/cd/larkinjohn

So whether you need deep painful work to get a shoulder moving correctly or just want to relax, treat yourself to my work. Life will be better afterwards.

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