Author: LMT Guy Siverson

Website: https://gracefultouch.org/
About LMT Guy Siverson: Guy is a dedicated vegan, who prefers natural remedies to treat root causes of physiological problems, instead of turning to medication to merely treat symptoms. When he learned in December 2017 he was suffering from high blood pressure (hypertension), he turned to massage as a potential answer for his problem. Rather than engage massage as a client, Guy chose to become a massage practitioner and enrolled in the Black Hills School of Massage in Hermosa, SD. He is now licensed to provide Swedish, Deep Tissue and Trigger Point massage among other modalities. He, and his wife Irene who is also a massage practitioner, have joined forces with the Fountain of Youth Waterstore in Rapid City where they provide clients with comforting relief from body aches and pains. Be sure to ask Guy what happened with his blood pressure when you see him for your initial treatment session.

Posts by LMT Guy Siverson

Comfort Massage

Posted on June 21, 2021

Comfort massage is aimed at providing deep relaxation. The techniques used in comfort massage target both your emotions and physical body. Massage can also be used to relieve pain caused by muscle strain and tension. Comfort massage in Rapid City is very common and is done by certified therapists. Because of the benefits that massage […]

Hydrotherapy massage

Posted on June 21, 2021

Hydrotherapy massage is a special technique that uses pressurized water jets to massage your muscles. It is designed to reach your soft tissues with minimal human involvement. Other names used to refer to the same technic include hydrotherapy, water therapy, and aqua therapy. Hydrotherapy massage in Rapid City is popular because it helps in increasing […]

Essential oil massage

Posted on June 21, 2021

Essential oil massage can be compared to a Swedish massage but using essential oil. Essential oils are extracted from plants and are highly concentrated. essential oil massage is considered beneficial because your body inhales it through the skin thus creating a relaxation effect. The limbic system which is part of the brain responds to inhaled […]