Stephen M. Galik, RMT

Stephen has a great natural intuitive touch where he combines his talents of Swedish (relaxation), myofascial release and deep tissue to create a truly unique session. He is a graduate from Sterling Health Center in Addison in the year of 2000 and has advanced knowledge in the massaging arts in Swedish, Sports, Pre and post natal, Raindrop Technique™,carpal tunnel, and chair massage. Steve also specializes in CranioSacral therapy and reflexology. Stephen whole heartily believes that the power to heal comes from within to balance mind, body and spirit.

His professional background includes being a veteran of the U.S. Navy, employed at Raytheon as an SMT Tech for defense systems, worked as a Operating Room Pharmacy Tech, and retail management experience. He is currently pursuing an education to become a registered nurse and advancing to nurse anesthetist.

Stephen believes in the art of holistic healing through the power of touch. By aligning the meridians of the body, through the healing touch will, promote personal wellness. Through individual attention creates individual satisfaction.

You may book an appointment with Stephen on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

Phoebe J. Courcy, LMT

Phoebe’s intuition and ability to relax the body bring a truly unique healing experience to her clients. She attained her massage certification in 2004 from Sterling Health Center and has gained further education and experience in Trigger Point Therapy, Myofascial Release, Reflexology, and Prenatal Massage. In 2006, she attained a Medical Massage Certification, which has allowed her to treat specific conditions as diagnosed by a physician, while reducing the pain and stress often associated with them.

Before entering the massage field, Phoebe concentrated on a degree in nursing, spending over 600 hours of hands on care in several area hospitals, as well as interning in an intensive care unit. Ultimately, she felt something missing in her life and found massage to be a more holistic approach to healing and a very rewarding career. Phoebe’s goal is to spread the knowledge of massage and bodywork’s effectiveness to other health care providers, and work to further recognize massage as a necessary treatment for improving patient’s overall physical and mental health.