Rebalance Massage

10/27/2025

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01/24/2024

12/15/2023

Huge thx and shout out to Jordon Willinger-James she specializes in ceramic but was willing to step out side her comfort zone and give us something truly unique:) check out her page for some of the best ceramic works in town!!

Got the painting mural done! 🎨

😃 MEGA hyped!! 😃

Love collaborating with other businesses and making new things happen

Lots of appreciation for Rebalance Massage! Thank you for working with me and providing a good atmosphere for me to create!

I’d love to do lots more of this! Let me know if you need any painting done!

🏠Painting houses this summer gave me a good lead up to this and excelled my abilities and skills. That made this job more professional in itself as well as speeding up my process

I truly pushed myself just to see what I was capable of as well as having it done within a certain amount of hours each time so it would pay for more than just the gas and time traveling

Super proud of myself! 🌟

12/13/2023

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12/12/2023

New Tiger Nation partners just keep coming in! Today we introduce Rebalance Massage, owned by Jordan Winter, FHSU Massage Therapy graduate, We are thrilled to have an alumni business join Tiger Nation. Welcome Jordan! Rebalance Massage Fort Hays State University

11/20/2023

A client gifted me some decorations that they got from Thailand 😁. Am always grateful for positive things like this☯️

11/07/2023

Fort Hays State showed their appreciation for our student discounts by dropping off a swag bag and taking some pics for some free publicity extremly greatfull :)

09/29/2023

Back stiffness is like a guest overstaying their welcome. Luckily, we can make this one go away 😂

08/16/2023

August marks one year in business huge thanks to friends and family for the support and to all our clients for keeping us open :)

08/16/2023

August marks one year open for businesses big thanks to family and friends and all our clients for keeping us open

08/02/2023

I post a lot about adhesions and what to do about them. But how do we avoid them? Adhesions, aside from the surgical variety, typically form as an adaptation to prolonged, excessive mechanical stresses such as tension, friction, and compression. Inflammation can often lead to adhesion as well. These stresses lead to reduced circulation which leads to the laying down of additional tissue for reinforcement. Whatever stresses may be involved, two things are necessary to allow adhesions to really happen; limited motion and limited circulation. If you keep an area moving regularly, that not only limits the ability of adhesions to develop, but also helps maintain circulation to the area. This won't do much for adhesions you already have, but it can prevent the ones you don't.