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Sharon A. Cochran

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Sharon A. Cochran
Lic. Massage Therapist & Cert. Nurses Assist.

She does Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork including Deep Tissue, Swedish, Kinetic, Sports, Dry/Geriatrics, Fibromyalgia, Neurological, Aroma Therapy, Raindrop Therapy, Pregnancy, Hot Stone, & Chair Massage.

by appointment only 479-616-4814 csharn@ymail.com

809 SE  ’J’ Street, Bentonville, AR

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Alexa Pittenger

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I have been studying health and healing practices for over 35 years. Since 1990, I have specialized in both hands-on massage/bodywork modalities and energy work to facilitate greater ease within your mind-body-spirit system.

Currently, I am nationally certified in massage and bodywork, state licensed master massage therapist, member of the AMTA, Touch For Health Instructor, Hospice volunteer and a FEMA Community Emergency Response Team volunteer. My hope for 2013 is to bring the Massage in Schools program to Eureka Springs.

I love reflexology which I feel is whole body work through the feet and became interested in how the feet ”talk” which i call Toe Readings…fun and insightful.

Although I do not offer many spa services, I encourage you to consider adding a facial to your session for that special pampering relaxation a facial provides.

Since 2005, I have offered Digestive Health services which include digestive capacity assessments, lymphatic decongestion, colon hydrotherapy and other wellness supporting sessions. I especially like the Ion Foot Bath for a quick energizing and detoxing session.

I am a certified Quantum Feedback practitioner and love to use flower essences, therapeutic grade essential oils and tuning forks in my sessions.

I work by appointment daily. Call             479 253 9208      . If I don’t answer, I am with a client so please leave a message with your preferred date and time and your intention for your session and i will get back to you as soon as I can.

i also offer couples’ massage sessions. I work with several talented massage therapists so we can usually accomodate your schedule with enough notice.

Eureka!! Massage Therapy
www.eurekamassage.com   alexa@eurekamassage.com

147 W. Van Buren
easy, free parking

Martha Nichols-Ketchum

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Martha Nichols-KetchumMartha Nichols-Ketchum grew up in southern Minnesota, and has lived in seven different states in her adult life. She began her career as a biomedical engineer, and has worked as an engineer in hospitals, factories and consulting firms. In 2002, a family member’s illness piqued Martha’s interest in natural healing. She began studying traditional naturopathy at Clayton College of Natural Health, and began taking her family to receive massage therapy and reflexology.
Their health improved, and Martha became a believer in the power of bodywork to aid in maintaining health and well-being.
In 2005, Martha and her family discovered Eureka Springs, and in 2006 she left her engineering consulting work to become a massage therapist. Since graduating from Northwest Arkansas School of Massage in May 2006, she has received additional education in Reflexology, Applied Kinesiology, Reiki, Aromatherapy, and Healing Touch. She completed her doctorate degree in naturopathy in 2008. Martha spent six years in Eureka Springs, as owner of Ancient Paths Holistic Massage. She relocated to Fayetteville in August 2012 and is currently working as a therapist at Massage Matters, located inside the Washington Regional Center for Exercise four days a week. In
addition, Martha offers mobile massage therapy in the Fayetteville/Rogers area.
Contact Martha Nichols-Ketchum
Websites: http://www.ancientpathseureka.com/
http://www.wregional.com/body.cfm?id=130
Location: Fayetteville, Arkansas
Massage Matters: 12 E Appleby Road, inside the Washington Regional
Center for Exercise
E-mail: drmartha@cox.net

Jenny Allen

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I was trained in Reiki in 1996 and have practiced regularly. I am also a trained massage therapist specializing in lymph drainage. I am proficient at foot and cranial reflexology as well. Astrology is another of my talents/gifts I was given. I enjoy helping others feel better emotionally and physically, I feel it’s not only a blessing to be able to help it’s a responsibility I take seriously. Please call 479.220.2223 to schedule an appointment.

Observations from my Massage Table

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Rebekah ClarkMon., Mar. 5th, 7pm
AR Metaphysical Society
Christian Science Reading Room
68 Mountain St. Eureka Springs, AR 
Rebekah Clark, LMT, MT-BC, NCTMB
Observations from my Massage Table~the effect of beliefs,
attitudes, our stories & our concept of time. What can we do?
I will offer some of my observations, facilitate discussion & lead the group in a shamanic sound journey for healing.
Imago MassageMassage, Bodywork
CranioSacral Therapy
Sound Therapy
ReikiPrivate Sessions, Workshops, Sacred Song Events
Rebekah Clark LMT, NCTMB, MT-BC479-244-5631

Essential oil and high blood pressure

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Essential oil and high blood pressure (hypertension) in aromatherapy

People that suffer from high blood pressure (hypertension) need to monitor their blood pressure regularly, since various health problems, like angina, strokes and thrombosis as well as arteriosclerosis, may be caused by this condition.

Gentle massage using essential oils in aromatherapy can have a most beneficial effect on high blood pressure, yet there are certain oils not to use during massage when suffering from hypertension.

Essential oils to be avoided by people suffering from high blood pressure  

Hyssop (contains pinocamphone)
Rosemary (very stimulating)
Sage (contains thujone)
Thyme (hypertensive – increase blood pressure)

Essential oils that can be beneficial in massage for people suffering from hypertension 

Clary sage
Lavender
Marjoram
Melissa
Ylang-ylang

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Frogs R Us Dress Up contest

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Frogs R Us Dress Up Contest

Frogs R Us Dress Up Contest

Please come play with us! Become a FROG during the Fleur Delicious Festival, July 7 – 10, Eureka Springs, AR.

you could have a lot of fun and maybe win fabulous prizes.

So what is this about?

This is an opportunity for us Locals, (and Locals-at-heart) to play dress-up, explore our town, support our business neighbors, be silly, have fun and maybe win $100’s in prizes.

Some of The Prizes:

Twelve (12) one hour sessions of massage bliss: come once a day, once a week, once a month. Heated, sound table and Young Living Essential Oils. Value: $720.

Eureka!! Massage Therapy, 147 W. Van Buren, Eureka Springs,

479 253 9208

Twelve (12) one hour session of massage or therapeutic bodywork: come once a month for one year. Value: $660

Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork, 171 W. Van Buren,

Eureka Springs, 479 363 6568

There’s more…

Six (6) opportunities to win ONE of Alexa’s Special Feet Treatment sessions: ion footbath soak, scrub and hydrating mask with 1/2 hour foot/leg massage. Value: $80

Alexa Pittenger, MMT, 147 W. Van Buren, Eureka Springs

Six (6) thirty minute Reflexology session: warm towels and essential oils to put the spring back in your steps.

Value: $180 Jean Richardson, 171 W. Van Buren, Eureka Springs

How do you participate?

1) wear a mustache (draw/paint it on – the more colorful the better!) and beret ( berets available to purchase from Cottage Caboodle, 11 N. Main or to rent from Celebration and Traditions, 504 Pine Mtn Village Circle) everywhere you go Thursday July 7 – Sunday July 10th. Eat, drink, enjoy the entertainment in the park and around town, visit the galleries and shops, dance in the Basin Park. Laugh. Enjoy Eureka Springs.

2) obtain your red white and blue “passport” entry form from Eureka!! Massage, 147 W. Van Buren;

3) visit the Eureka Springs Retail “Countries” to get your passport stamped and questions answered;

4) turn in the “passport” anytime before Sunday at 5 p.m. to Eureka!! Massage Therapy, 147 W. Van Buren

OR after 6 p.m. come to the Basin Park.

THE DRAWING (8 p.m.) Sunday July 10th.

PLAY “HOW FAR CAN MY FROG LEAP” AND OTHER GAMES BEFORE THE MOVIE IN THE PARK CASABLANCA AT DUSK.

YOU NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN BUT YOU’LL MISS A LOT OF FUN.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL ALEXA 253 9208

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