Meredith Holladay, LMP

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I have been practicing as a licensed massage therapist since 2008. My work encompasses a range of modalities focused on medical massage treatment, injury prevention, and rehabilitation. Even if you do not have a specific injury, massage is a great way to improve overall health and well-being. Sessions are tailored to address each client's specific concerns focused on improving one's health. I encourage direct communication and feedback from clients about the treatment and strive to respect ea...

I have been practicing as a licensed massage therapist since 2008. My work encompasses a range of modalities focused on medical massage treatment, injury prevention, and rehabilitation. Even if you do not have a specific injury, massage is a great way to improve overall health and well-being. Sessions are tailored to address each client's specific concerns focused on improving one's health. I encourage direct communication and feedback from clients about the treatment and strive to respect each person's boundaries in order to create a safe and therapeutic environment.

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My Services

Licenses

Massage

WA # MA60042406

Education

2008

Cortiva Institute: Seattle

Massage Therapy

Experience

Bodywork

Myofascial Release

Engages and stretches deep and superficial fascia surrounding soft tissue structures to free up muscles, tendons, nerves etc to move more efficiently.

Lyphatic Drainage

Beneficial with reducing local or systemic swelling such as with a sprained ankle.

Intra Oral Massage

Massage of the interior jaw and cranial muscles/structures. Helps reduce jaw pain, Headaches, lock jaw, TMJ disorders etc.

Sports Massage and Facilitative Stretching

Series of passive and active stretching to help warm up muscles before engaging in athletic activities. Also helps restore maximum range of motion and prevent delayed onset muscles soreness post activity.

prenatal and Postpartum Massage

Massage during and after pregnancy can offer restoration to both mother and child throughout the development and transition process.

Meredith Holladay