WELCOME TO

Riseman Therapeutic Massage

ABOUT

Mary “Katie” Riseman

CaMTc Certificate #72850

Katie is a graduate of National Holistic Institute, Sacramento with over 9 years experience. She continued her education to graduate from their Advanced Neuromuscular Therapy program as well. She is passionate about the maintenance of one’s self and believes that massage therapy contributes to a person’s overall well being for the mind, body, and spirit. She works to slowly engage with the body to assess what it needs, working to alleviate any tension, pain or restriction.

MY SERVICES

Massage Therapy

30 minutes- $75
60 minutes- $120
90 minutes- $160
120 minutes- $210

*Monthly Memberships available

Manual Lymphatic Drainage

30 minutes- $85

60 minutes- $130

90 minutes- $170

Post Surgery MLD

One 60-Minute Session- $150

One 90-Minute Session- $200

Five 60-Minute Sessions- $655

Ten 60-Minute Sessions- $1,260

*Other packages available

Massage Upgrades

Cupping Therapy- no charge

Hot Himalayan Salt Stones- $25

Myofascial flossing, 15 minutes one area- $25

Kinesiology taping, 15 minutes one area- $25

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MASSAGE FAQs

First Piece of Advice – SPEAK UP!

Why is speaking up so important? This is YOUR session – and the experience all yours. Your therapist wants you to enjoy every minute and benefit as much as possible from the time you spend with them. If you would like anything changed – the pressure, areas worked, position, temperature, music, etc… speak up! You will not hurt your therapists’ feelings by asking for something that will make you feel more comfortable.
When should I avoid getting a massage?

In general, there are a few conditions that would prevent you from getting a massage. Of course, do not schedule an appointment if you are feeling unwell, have a fever, cold, or a skin condition that is contagious. The first trimester of pregnancy is generally considered off-limits for massage, as are active chemotherapy or other intensive medical treatments. If you have a serious medical condition and you are unsure if a massage would be safe for you, massage therapists will recommend that you speak with your primary care provider to get approval first.
What should I expect during my first massage visit?

Your massage therapist should require you to fill out a health history form. They may also ask more in-depth questions to establish which areas you would like focused on, or if there are any specific conditions needing to be addressed. It is important to list all health concerns and medication so that your therapist can adapt your session to your specific needs without causing any harm. It is also important to specify any allergies so that your therapist may adjust the oil or cream being used during your visit.