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Cassandra Richardson is the right fit for your quality of life!

Her experience and fit lifestyle have the focus your body needs. She has practiced massage therapy for over 10 years. Her extensive training includes graduating from both New York and Georgia massage schools. Studies in school and continuing education include certifications in Neuromuscular, Swedish, Sports, Myofascial Release, Shiatsu, Cupping, and Prenatal Massage techniques. Cassie is a certified Kundalini Yoga Instructor.

 In her leisure time, she enjoys hiking and paddleboarding with her dog Bosco.

• Neuromuscular Therapy (224 hrs.)
  • A deep tissue modality that aims to normalize muscle tone and reduce pain through structural integration, applied pressure, myofascial release, trigger point therapy, and a gentle range of motions. It targets structural imbalances and disruptions within soft tissue.
• Integrated Sports Massage (130 hrs.)
  • It is intended to optimize performance potential while reducing the likelihood of injury through postural analysis, joint mobilization, and muscle energy techniques/resisted-assisted stretches. It includes pre and post-event massage.
• Swedish (90 hrs.)
  • This most requested modality produces a soothing atmosphere for clients, restores energy levels, and relieves the stress of everyday life by stimulating the parasympathetic nervous system response.
• Yoga Instruction (RYT- 200hr) Peachtree Yoga Center 2016
  • Personalized rehabilitation and maintenance stretches (Asanas) for massage clientele
  • A comprehensive guide of Asanas (standing postures), Pranayama (breath exercises), and meditation intended to increase self-awareness and overall mobility.
• Prenatal Massage (24 hrs.)
  • This bodywork customizes the individual needs of the pregnant mother as her body experiences the structural changes of childbirth. It improves body tone, relieves mental and physical fatigue, and promotes fewer complications during labor. 
• Cupping (24 hrs.)
  • It induces negative pressure rather than forced tissue compression for deep tissue work, fascial mobilization, and lymphatic drainage.