Questions about Massage?
We have done our best to answer some of your most commonly asked questions about massage therapy here, but let us know if we missed anything!
Scheduling, Payments, & Policies
How can I schedule an appointment?
Call us at (920) 385-0054 and we will be happy to find a time that works for you! We do not offer online booking at this time.
Are walk-ins and same day appointments available?
We may have same-day appointments available and can place you on our wait list. As our massage therapists are often fully booked, we recommend booking in advance.
What should I do if I need to cancel my appointment?
If you need to reschedule your appointment, please give us a call at the clinic (920-385-0054) For late notice cancellations without 24-hour notice, this may result in a charge for your session, as that time has been set aside specifically for your care.
Do you take insurance? What if I have a flexible spending account (FSA)?
We do not accept insurance; we do accept HSA and FSA for payments.
About Us
Are your massage therapists licensed and certified?
Yes. All of our massage therapists are certified by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) and licensed by the State of Wisconsin. We are also a members of Associated Bodywork and Massage Professionals (ABMP) and American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA).
To be eligible to receive a license for Massage Therapy in the State of Wisconsin, massage therapists must complete a minimum of 600 hours (most schools exceed this minimum) in an approved Massage school, pass an NCBTMB standardized exam, and the state online Statutes and Rules Examination. Massage therapists must complete 24 hours of continuing education to renew their Wisconsin license every two years.
To become nationally certified, a practitioner must demonstrate mastery of core skills and knowledge, pass the MBLEx, uphold the organization’s Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics, and take part in continued education.
To be eligible to receive a license for Massage Therapy in the State of Wisconsin, massage therapists must complete a minimum of 600 hours (most schools exceed this minimum) in an approved Massage school, pass an NCBTMB standardized exam, and the state online Statutes and Rules Examination. Massage therapists must complete 24 hours of continuing education to renew their Wisconsin license every two years.
To become nationally certified, a practitioner must demonstrate mastery of core skills and knowledge, pass the MBLEx, uphold the organization’s Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics, and take part in continued education.