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I practice massage therapy and reflexology to help my clients achieve whatever goals they have for themselves and to cope with the stressful world we live in. Bodywork and Footwork can encourage balance, improve flexibility, improve sleep, optimize performance and calm the mind- if I can share a fraction of that potential with people who need those results, I consider it a job well done. I’m honored to be included in the Hands on Health team, because of the high standard of professionalism and integrity that is practiced here. In my 15 years as a licensed professional, I’m extremely grateful to have had opportunities to work with people of all shapes, sizes, and backgrounds and always aim to create an atmosphere of respect, comfort and compassion, for whomever is in need of relief on my table. >> Learn more about Tom Maxson.

While training Shim Gum Do (a Korean martial art) in her early twenties, Barbara realized she wanted to have a career that centered around the Mind/Body connection. This led her to the Muscular Therapy Institute in Cambridge Mass. where she studied massage and bodywork. She graduated in 1995, and three years later attended the East/West Institute where she studied Traditional Chinese Medicine >> Learn more about Barbara Gilly.

Cindy holds a BA in Social Sciences with a concentration in psychology from Wesleyan College in Virginia. After 20 years in customer service management, she joined our massage therapy field in search of helping others discover health and wellness. Cindy is a massage therapy graduate of Miller-Motte College.She is e University. She is an amateur runner and finds passion in managing sports performance and treating associated injuries with massage >> Learn more about Cindy Molnar.

In June 2007, Tammy graduated from the American and European Massage Clinic located in Raleigh, NC where she studied with Vladimir Bogatov, MD. Before joining the Hands On Health team, Tammy obtained a BS in education with an emphasis in sports medicine from Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Va. She then went on to practice as a certified athletic trainer in a physical therapy clinic for seven years.  >> Learn more about Tammy Paine.

I enjoy working with individuals who are looking to improve their access to and knowledge of self care. Many people who are seeking ways to stay healthy find that we therapists make a great resource for learning more body awareness and the benefits of bodywork for staying active and feeling fully alive. I also like to focus on addressing compensatory issues that develop when people are recovering from injuries, surgery, or the demands of life! My years in the orthotics field prior to repurposing my skills and joining the massage therapy profession have helped me key in to the orthopedic and functional aspects of bodywork. If you  >> Learn more about Dawn Hege.

Tammy Green is a licensed massage therapist and has been practicing massage and bodywork since 2013. She is a graduate of Miller-Motte College in Cary NC and spent several years gaining a following while working at their clinic. Since Miller-Motte is closing, Tammy Green has transitioned over to Hands On Health to continue her life’s passion. She enjoys working with neck, shoulders, and back. She loves seeing people who are a variety of ages and enjoys using stretching as a part of her treatment sessions. Learn more about Tammy Green.

Jessica graduated in 2005 from Miller-Motte (Wilmington, NC) has been a therapist with Hands on Health since 2007. She received her BA in Exercise and Sports Science in December of 2015 in order to deepen her working knowledge of bodies in motion. Jessica enjoys working with athletes, pregnant women, and those suffering from “computer posture”. She became became proficient in medical massage by certifying as an Integrated Neuromuscular-Myofascial Therapist. >> Learn more about Jessica Mai.

Sometimes a simple sentence says it all: “You’re better than a cortisone shot.” Knowing my profession helps so many people puts a smile on my face and pep in my step. One of my greatest pleasures is to surprise a customer who comes to the first session with minimal expectations regarding the benefits of massage. By the time they leave, they are in awe. I want each person’s experience to be their own. I bring a skill from every experience I’ve gathered and I’m eager to practice that skill with you. Welcome to my table! >> Learn more about Jean Rowe.

Charla graduated from Miller-Motte College in 2009 and also has a bachelors degree in Multi-Disciplinary Studies from NC State University. She joined the Hands On Health team in the summer of 2012. In her off time, Charla is an avid Carolina Hurricanes Hockey fan and a massage teacher at Miller-Motte College. >> Learn more about Charla Austin.