The massages that are performed at Release⦠are steeped in nurturing and trust, allowing the client to release that which is no longer needed. The result is elimination of ongoing and chronic pain. I see a world that turns to bodywork and natural healing before adding another pill. About SheilaSheila Murray, originally from Connecticut, has lived in Massachusetts since 1986. A graduate of the University of Bridgeport, leading a 30-year career in retailing including owning a business with her husband. Sheila relied heavily on massage and Reiki as modalities to ground and allow herself to let go of day-to-day stress and heal. Sheila started her Reiki training in 1998 quickly realizing how this calming and nurturing modality healed herself and those around her. Understanding that massage was a vital healing force in her life, Sheila realized that if she could help people feel this great her life would have fulfillment. Sheila achieved a Reiki Master in 2003. In 2005, she started her schooling for massage and bodywork at the New England Institute for Reflexology and Universal Studies in Buzzards Bay, and was licensed in 2006. Sheila has also participated in seminars for CranioSacral Therapy which is an ongoing learning environment. She continues to attend additional seminars and learning forums for energetic healing, visceral manipulation, and meditation. Sheila holds licenses in Massage, Reflexology, and Reiki Master, as well as CranioSacral Therapy. Prices:
It would not be possible for me to recommend Sheila Murray's theraputic massages too highly. Sheila's warm, caring, thoughtful self permeates her being and flows through to her work to envelop and calm her client. Sheila is genuinely thoughtful, superbly professional and even on a very first visit, is somehow able to intuit exactly which type or combination of therapy is the right one to help each individual client. There is no such thing as 'next' in Sheila's practice; for her, you are always first. Sheila turns all my various and sundry ouches and erk(!)s into boneless floaty marshmellow clouds. Ahhhhhh ... lynda |