Firm pressure massage that helps relieve pain, reduce stress, and identify specific problems or areas. This massage uses a variety of techniques including neuromuscular, myofascial, sports, range of motion, and assisted stretching. Pressure can be moderate or deep at your preference. Therapist typically used a moderate-deep approach.
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Megan (Betz) Kuehl is originally from De Witt, Iowa. She went to the University of Montana where she competed for the Griz Track & Field team and studied Health and Human Performance. Megan started her coaching career and received her Master's in Sports Performance and Leadership at Northern State University. After coaching stints at St. Norbert College in De Pere, Wisconsin, the University of Jamestown in Jamestown, North Dakota, and Northern State University in Aberdeen, South Dakota, Kuehl has decided to focus at the health and wellness of a larger population.
Megan incorporates her knowledge of human movement into each session. Her experience with collegiate athletes and her own athletic career have deepened her understanding of how the body is fully connected and works together. She includes deep tissue, Swedish, sports, and Thai massage in her sessions.
To top it all off, Megan is a wife and mother. Her husband, Curry Kuehl, is a Vice President of Credit Administration at Dacotah Bank in Aberdeen. They have two crazy children: Kamryn (8) and Kaizer (5), and their goldendoodle, Pretzel.
Time spent getting a massage is never wasted.
Communication is key. I need to know what you're feeling, experiencing and what you're looking to gain in order to best help you. In turn, I will explain the treatment and what you can expect to gain from it.
Massage is a tool to help heal. Whether it's stress, illness or simply to pamper yourself, the benefits of massage can be life changing. I would be honored to take that journey with you.
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