Ali Salisbury, LMT

Swedish Massage and Clinical Neuromuscular & Structural Bodywork (CNSB) were focused upon at Southeastern School for Neuromuscular and Massage Therapy (now Southeastern Institute) in Columbia, SC where I graduated first-in-class before becoming Nationally Certified (#531953-07) with the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) after having passed the Exam for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork in 2007.

After four years of contracted spa work using massage therapy, essential oils, whirlpool foot spas and body wrap techniques followed by several months at the chiropractic office of Dr Webb, MD at Advantage Health, I began an at-home practice for family, friends and referrals. I then worked along side of Dr Kelsey Tubbs and Dr Ray Saeedpour at Dunn Clinic in Nashville (now Brentwood), TN. For nearly four years I worked for Elements in Nashville at Greenhills until they decided to retire.
Now I am happy to announce that I will be available by appointment on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays at Kneading Solutions in Franklin.

Visit https://www.kneadingsolutions.com/ for scheduling.

As a state licensed (TN #10698) professional bodywork and massage therapist, I integrate techniques from several modalities in order to meet the specific needs of each client. Most techniques are derived from Swedish Massage, Clinical Neuromuscular and Structural Bodywork, and include Reflexology, Cupping and Hydrotherapy techniques. I was certified in Integrative Reflexology® by ClaireMarieMiller in 2014. I enjoy utilizing aromatherapy with real, all natural essential oils. I continue my education in massage and bodywork therapies with 24 hours or more of continuing education credits every two years and I am also working on a Master's Degree At Warrior Notes School of Ministry.

Thank you!

Sincerely,

Ali Salisbury, LMT TN #10698

Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork Practitioner, Member AMTA

Certified in Integrative Reflexology®

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Member AMTA Since 2006