Donald Lavoie, Massage Therapy

12/08/2023

Share memories & support the family

12/08/2023

📸 Look at this post on Facebook
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09/06/2023

12/24/2022

This email from a client made my day. His session was the night before the power went out.
"Don,

Just a quick note to thank you once again for an amazing and effective massage. I really appreciate your efforts and fitting me in today. I feel like a new person.

Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas and healthy and happy new year ! I’ll work to get back soon.

Best,
Chris"

03/31/2021

Got my 2nd shot. Almost safe.

11/10/2020

We are redecorating my massage space

07/26/2020

I have created an outdoor space for massage in warm weather.

07/17/2020

I just returned from the trip I have been dreaming about for forty years. I spent 16 days on the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon. The Canyon is the grandest cathedral on Earth. I took my massage table and offered free therapy to my trip mates. Now back at home I am slowly reaching out to clients that I am returning to practice with modified practices and a shared studio space in Littleton. Please contact me if you would like to book a session.

03/18/2020

ABMP is a National Association I belong to for Massage. Per their advice(copy below) I am suspending taking any new appointments unless you are a current client with pressing pain. Dear ABMP members,

Thank you for reaching out to us over the past couple of days as COVID-19 escalates. Last week, our conversations circulated around massage therapy hygiene protocols and ensuring safe space for clients. Today, waves of heightened CDC warnings, associated closures, and suspensions are prompting many massage therapists and bodyworkers to temporarily shutter their practices. They want to ensure their safety and that of their clients. We understand and support their decisions.

It’s always been ABMP’s mission to support practitioners wherever, however, and whenever they want to manifest their skills. However, we are in a unique time in our country; taking precautions aren’t enough in this environment. We strongly encourage you to suspend your practice on a short-term, temporary basis. Given the virulence of the virus, and the general sense of fear in the population, you may not have a choice—either by government decree or the reality of vanishing demand.

This time is daunting in several respects. None of us have any idea how long closures, isolations, and suspensions will last, and how long it will take the virus to run its course in the United States, let alone the world.