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spas, as well, for those “feel good" massages and brings to her work a skill level that is varied and noticeably experienced. As she further enhances her abilities, her continued education includes the complete course in craniosomatic therapy, a nutritional consultant course, aromatherapy and flower essences as well as a work experience at Perelandra, a Nature Research Center in Jeffersonton.
“Clients are already giving wonderful feedback on her abilities and how quickly they are feeling relief”, says a fellow RHAC practitioner. “We are excited about her enthusiasm and her commitment to her work”.
To the other eight health care practitioners that share office space at RHAC, it is clear that Ms. Siccardi’s inclusion will heighten the awareness that massage is not only for when an injury occurs.
Massage, in these stress - ful times, can be just what th * doctor ordered, and often times does, to prevent the build up of stress in the body that can lead to physical and emotional distress later on.
Ana Maria Siccardi can be reached for appointments by calling her at 675-9935 or at 987-7204, extension 6. Other massage therapists at RHAC include founding member Dan Lewis, who practices reflexology and Shiatsu, and Jeff Hazel, who specializes in a clothed massage on a mat on the floor, trained in the Oriental art of Shiatsu.
For more information, call RHAC at 987-7204 to leave a message.
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