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Paige Wilkinson
Founder

"My interest in massage started back in high school when our softball team made the state tournament. We only had one pitcher and she had pitched three straight games. She was throwing up pumpkin balls and the other team was smashing them. While in the dug out, I started working on her arm. Little did I know, our local news paper reporter took our picture and it made the front page of the paper. The next day I was being stopped by classmates in between classes to have me work on their sore spots or a stiff neck here or a bad back.


I went on to college and soon realized I could help dorm mates get rid of headaches so they could get back to studying. I graduated college and went into the accounting field.


The accounting world was fun but not nearly as rewarding as helping people. It took me ten years to realize this. I wanted more out of a job so I quit one day and start massage school the next.


I have found my calling and love everyday I go to work. I often say I don't work, I play all day. This sure beats accounting!"

We are located at:
8888 Ladue Road, Suite 260
St. Louis, MO 63124 (Directions)

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Our phone number is: (314) 721-7683
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"I came to get my knots worked on and a couple day prior I had severly hurt my thumbs and palm playing softball. It was swollen and stiff. I went to a hand doctor to get x-rays, the doctor said nothing was broken and sent me home despite the fact that I still could not move my thumb in certain directions. When I showed Paige my thumbs she took one look and popped it back into place without even thinking about it. I had instant relief and I could move my thumb again!"

— Ashley  (11/05/2010)

"I worked with a trainer and physical therapist for several months following arthroscopic shoulder surgery. My strength and flexibility had returned but I still experienced pain when throwing. After a few treatments by Paige, I was able to throw without pain, return to the Cardinals and resume my career."

— Troy Glaus  (01/29/2010)