Healing Hands Massage and Reflexology, LLC

11/25/2025

11/20/2025

Closed thanksgiving next week but regular business hours Monday, Tues, weds and Friday

11/17/2025

Another awesome review! I love my clients!!🥰

11/09/2025

Hey folks! I'm almost at 1000 followers on here!!! Please click the three dots and click invite friends then select all friends! When I reach 1000 I'm going to run a really cool special!!! 😎Stay tuned!!!

11/06/2025

Call or message to book your session today!! $30/20 mins and will have you feeling GREAT!!

11/04/2025

Service list has been updated! Also a reminder since gift certificate season is in full gear please tell family to let me know when booking if they have a gift certificate for their service. That just makes my scheduling a lot easier! I appreciate this in advance!

11/03/2025

Just a note, I will be closed Tuesday the 11th for my birthday and Veterans Day! Open the rest of the week!

11/01/2025

It's November 1st!!! That means gift certificate discounts for the holidays are live!!! $50 for a 1 hour massage ( regular price is $90)😎

11/01/2025

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10/30/2025

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Member Testimony: Whitlow Wyatt 🏹

At 81 years young, Whitlow Wyatt has been a proud member of the Fayette County Family YMCA for 12 years. A lifelong outdoor enthusiast, Whitlow embodies the Y’s mission of building a healthy spirit, mind, and body for all.

Following a severe illness that caused him to lose 60 pounds and much of his muscle strength, Whitlow began training with Melaney McCabe, one of the Y’s dedicated wellness professionals. With Melaney’s support and the help of a team that includes a nutritionist and a massage therapist, Whitlow is making remarkable progress. “I’m feeling stronger and more flexible,” he says with a smile. “Each week, I see improvement.”

Whitlow’s current goal is deeply personal — to regain enough strength to pull back his archery bow, a passion that began when he was 11 years old at Boy Scout summer camp. “That’s where I first learned to swim, paddle a canoe, and shoot a bow,” he recalls.

Melaney shares that working with Whitlow has been a joy. “He’s caught on fast,” she says. “We work so well together, and I truly enjoy our time. His determination inspires me.”

Whitlow’s journey reflects what the YMCA stands for — resilience, connection, and belonging. His story reminds us that at any age, with the right support and community, growth and recovery are always possible.