Laureen Anderson. LMT Off for Summer Break. June - Sept. I started my career after graduating from the Atlanta School of Massage in August of Since then I have dedicated my massage practice to restoring the homeostatic relationship between our muscles and bones. Our body is allowed to be picky, after all our daily lives and positions are interpreted as strange CrossFit, that our bodies are forced to endure.
My job is to ensure that your body is listened to, and released from those pesky pains. I guarantee that you will feel amazing after your session, deep tissue, or relaxation - I have your back!
She is the lead research massage therapist in the partnership between Emory and the Atlanta School of Massage. We were drafted to design and write a study with Dr. Mark Rapport that would begin to shed a light on the emotional and chemical byproduct of massage with subjects who suffer from General Anxiety Disorder.
A synopsis of the study is below. After the study concluded, I was inspired to learn more about the human body. I was able to achieve my additional coursework at Chamberlain College of Nursing. I ended my education and started to build my own practice! MT Fri 10 - 6. Elizabeth is a graduate of Gwinett College in Sandy Springs. Her specialties include neuromuscular therapy NMT , Swedish massage, myofascial release, and injury rehabilitation and recovery.
She believes wholeheartedly in the ability of massage to enrich the lives of everyone. Every body is unique, that's why Elizabeth takes a collaborative approach in working with her clients. This starts with great communication. In developing strong relationships, she is able to partner with recipients to discover what each body needs and help them develop a closer relationship with their own anatomy.
