Clinical bodywork, at your door.
I'm Nate, a licensed massage therapist with a Kinesiology degree. I come to your home anywhere in Reading and Berks County, table and all.
A visit, start to finish
What actually happens when I show up.
- At your door
I carry everything in.
The table, a table warmer, linens and a speaker. I need a bit of floor space near an outlet and somewhere close to park.
- Before you lie down
I watch how you move.
And I ask what's been bothering you. That tells me where to start. Sometimes it's the spot that hurts, and sometimes it's somewhere else entirely.
- On the table
Whatever the problem calls for.
I switch between techniques as I go, and none of them cost extra.
Sports massageDeep tissueInjury rehabTrigger pointAssisted stretchingCupping and scrapingPre and post-event - Before I pack up
If it applies, you leave with a technique.
I practice Postural Restoration (PRI). When it fits what I found, I'll show you a PRI technique to keep working on until next time.
"Nate also provides suggestions that help me feel better and healthier in my daily life."
Dan Gallagher, Google review - After
You're already home.
Choose how long.
Deep tissue, cupping and stretching all cost the same. Sessions start at 90 minutes.
What people came in with.
5.022 reviews on GoogleRead them all
"He worked my rotator cuff, and his technique gave great relief to the discomfort."
"I could not spend a better, more effective 90 minutes anywhere!"
"Over the next few days my pain subsided exponentially and I am now able to sleep through the night!"
"My massage with Nate was so great I booked a second one the next day!"
Show me where it hurts.
Tap a spot on the chart to see how I work on it.
Neck and shoulders
Tight upper traps, a neck that won't turn, headaches that start at the base of the skull. It responds well to slow, specific work.
Read about neck and shoulder painShoulder
The rotator cuff and the muscles that hold the shoulder blade in place. I work around the joint slowly, and you tell me where it's tender.
Read about deep tissue massageUpper back
The band between your shoulder blades, where long days at a desk tend to settle. Deep tissue work and cupping are both options here.
Read about cupping and scrapingLower back
The most common thing I see on the table. For the muscular kind most people have, hands-on work is one of the best-supported options there is.
Read about lower back painSciatica
When tight glutes or the piriformis are pressing on the nerve, releasing them can take a lot of the pressure off. If a disc is the cause, massage won't fix it, and I'll say so.
Read about sciaticaHamstrings
Tight from running, lifting or sitting all day. Assisted stretching can be part of the session here.
Read about assisted stretchingCalves
Runners, hikers and anyone on their feet all day. If you have a race coming up, ask about a pre- or post-event session.
Read about event massageSomewhere else? That's fine. Tell me when you book.
Where I go
Reading is the middle. I drive out from there.
There's no travel fee. Not sure if I reach your town? Call and ask. Some towns have their own page: Wyomissing, Pottstown, Sinking Spring, Exeter, Kutztown and Boyertown.
From the journal
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Cupping therapy benefits: what it actually does (and doesn't)
Before your first session
What do I need to provide?
How much room do you need?
Do you really bring everything?
How do I book and pay?
Which areas do you serve?
Mark the spot.
I'll bring the table.
Pick a length and a time on Jane. Pay by card or Venmo.