Blue Ridge Bodywork provides integrative therapeutic bodywork in downtown Hendersonville from an NCLMBT-licensed therapist with Exercise Science degrees.
Clients seeking chronic pain or tension relief
Athletes seeking sports massage
Clients wanting deep tissue, cupping, or Thai massage techniques
Hope In Hands is led by LMBT 16813 Kaitlin Grant and offers Neuromuscular Therapy, myofascial release, deep tissue, and Swedish massage in downtown Hendersonville.
chronic tension, pain, or restricted movement
shoulder pain involving the shoulder girdle, neck, or torso
Synergistic Bodywork & Massage offers neuromuscular, deep-tissue, and lymphatic massage in Hendersonville with cupping, gua sha, hot stones, and Tok Sen.
pain relief through neuromuscular or deep tissue massage
lymphatic Enhancement Therapy massage
clients interested in cupping, gua sha, hot stones, or Tok Sen
Grounded Mountain Massage Therapy provides personalized therapeutic massage in Hendersonville using cupping, neuromuscular therapy, deep tissue, and Swedish techniques.
Dharma Massage & Bodywork provides prenatal, postnatal, and pediatric craniosacral care in Brevard, with bodywork enhancements included at no extra cost.
prenatal and postnatal massage
infant and child craniosacral therapy
chronic pain and muscle tension addressed with neuromuscular massage
Active Tranquility Massage & Co. offers Hendersonville massage from therapists certified in Clinical Neuromuscular Therapy, plus manual lymphatic drainage and mobile care.
Pain management using Clinical Neuromuscular Therapy
Post-surgery or cosmetic-procedure manual lymphatic drainage
Chronic swelling maintenance after qualified evaluation
Published pricing varies by therapist and session length. Root Massage Therapy lists one provider's rates at $105 for 60 minutes, $140 for 90 minutes, and $350 for three hours.
What should I look for if I need massage for an injury or chronic pain?
Look for a therapist whose training matches the problem: Blue Ridge Medical and Sports Massage lists orthopedic and clinical sports massage with movement testing, while New Rose Massage Therapy lists medical, neuromuscular, rehabilitative, and instrument-assisted soft-tissue work.
How long are typical massage appointments?
Common options include 30-, 60-, and 90-minute sessions; Blue Ridge Bodywork lists all three, and Root Massage Therapy lists 60-minute, 90-minute, and three-hour sessions.
Can I get a walk-in or emergency massage appointment?
The listed businesses generally require appointments rather than walk-ins. Root Massage Therapy, Kristi Glaspy LMBT, and other providers specifically describe appointment-only service, so same-day or emergency availability should be confirmed directly.
How can I check whether a massage therapist is licensed in North Carolina?
Ask for the therapist's North Carolina massage and bodywork license information; the listings include credentials such as NCLMBT #20101, LMBT 16813, and licenses #11641 and #21869.