Location

Boise - Bown Crossing
Bown Crossing
3065 S. Bown Way
Boise, ID   83706
(208) 331-9900
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Hours of Operation

Monday - Sunday
9:00 AM - 8:00 PM

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Meet Our Bown Crossing Massage Therapists

At Elements Therapeutic Massage Bown Crossing, our highly trained and qualified massage therapists will work with you to meet your individual needs.

Audra  |  Certified Massage Therapist - Level 3+

Education:
BYU-I – Rexburg, ID (2002-2004) – AS General Studies
Apollo College – Boise, ID (2006) – Certificate of Massage Therapy

Favorite Massage Modalities:
Using a combination of Swedish and Deep Tissue techniques to fit your needs and give you the ultimate relaxation and stress reduction.

Philosophy on Healing:
By being aware of our bodies and listening to what they tell us we can feel our best with a good massage, taking time to ourselves, good sleep, exercise and diet.

Beverly  |  Certified Massage Therapist - Level 4

Education:
Graduated in 2008 with a 4.0 from Apollo College.

Favorite Massage Modalities:
Deep Tissue, Swedish, Hot Stone, Prenatal, Trigger Point

Philosophy on Healing:
Being happy and content has amazing effects on the body.

Angie  |  Certified Massage Therapist - Level 3+

Education:
Currently attending Boise State University, majoring in Health Science Studies with a Science Emphasis and working on a minor in Biology.
Graduated from Apollo College with a 4.0 GPA in Massage Therapy

Favorite Massage Modalities:
Swedish & Deep Tissue

Philosophy on Healing:
The most powerful healing comes from within.

Nef  |  Certified Massage Therapist - Level 3

Education:
Milan Institute 2010; the College of Southern Idaho 2001

Favorite Massage Modalities:
Anything and Everything!  Hot Stone, Sports massage, & Swedish

Philosophy on Healing:
Get plenty of rest, stay active, stretch, eat and drink healthy, water, water, & water! Take good care of your body and it will take care of you!

Miles  |  Certified Massage Therapist - Level 4

Education:
Milan Institute

Favorite Massage Modalities:
Deep Tissue, Swedish massage, Sports massage

Philosophy on Healing:
With the proper amount of sleep, eating healthy, and drinking lots and lots of water, you can live an active and long lasting life.

Bee  |  Certified Massage Therapist - Level 3+

Education:
Apollo College

Favorite Massage Modalities:
Firm Swedish, Sports

Philosophy On Healing:
"Love the changing path of life and you shall have peace and wisdom in your heart."

Keri  |  Certified Massage Therapist - Level 4

Education:
Pacific Center of Awareness and Bodywork in Kilauea, HI

Favorite Massage Modalities:
Deep Tissue, Swedish, Trigger Point, Neuro Muscular Therapy

Philosophy on Healing:
The body never lies.

Dean  |  Certified Massage Therapist - Level 4+

Education:
Utah College of Massage Therapy 2003-2004

Favorite Massage Modalities:
Deep Tissue, Trigger Point, prenatal, Swedish, and Hot Stone

Philosophy On Healing:
It is impossible to enjoy life if you are hurting, and much time is spent searching for ways to ease the pain and suffering.  I have found through years of practicing massage therapy that massage is the most beneficial way for me and my family to feel great.  It is my hope that I can serve those around me to feel better also.

Gretchen  |  Certified Massage Therapist - Level 3

Education:
Idaho School of Massage Therapy 1992
Apollo College 2006

Favorite Massage Modalities:
Sports Massage, Trigger Point, Hot Stone, Deep Tissue

Philosophy On Healing:
"Live your life from your heart.  Share from your heart.  And your story will touch and heal people's souls."  Melody Beattie

Nicole  |  Certified Massage Therapist - Level 2+

Education:
Carrington College

Favorite Massage Modalities:
Swedish, Trigger Point, Myofascial release

Philosophy On Healing:
"Every human being is the author of his own health or disease." Buddha

Megan  |  Certified Massage Therapist - Level 3

Education:
Associated Degree in Massage Therapy at Carrington College 2011

Favorite Massage Modalities:
Deep Tissue, Trigger Point, and Hot Stones

Philosophy on Healing:
Healing without active participation serves only the physical.

Jamie  |  Certified Massage Therapist - Level 4

Education:
Kali Institute for Massage and Somatic Therapies, Ventura Ca.

Favorite Massage Modalities:
deep tissue, prenatal

Philosophy on Healing:
Sometimes half of the battle to feel better is to take the time to relax, breathe, and let your mind and body be still. Taking time for yourself every day is essential to a happy mind and body. With massage I hope to show people how much better the day can be if you take the time to let your body slow down and stop the every day stresses that take a toll on us. With deep breathing, slowing down the thoughts swimming through your head, and letting go of small worries you can do wonders to help your whole body unwind and feel more at ease. Before you can heal achy muscles you have to stop the stresses that play a factor in your tired body!

Sarah  |  Certified Massage Therapist - Level 3+

Education:
Milan School of Massage Therapy

Favorite Massage Modalities:
Based on the individual needs of each client, I like to customize each massage using a range of modalities such as swedish, deep tissue, sports, and hot stone.

Philosophy on Healing:
"The secret of health for both mind and body is not to mourn the past, not to worry about the future, or not to anticipate troubles, but to live the present moment wisely and earnestly" -Buddha

Shelia  |  Certified Massage Therapist - Level 3+

Education:
New Images Acdademy

Favorite Massage Modalities:
Trigger Point

Philosophy on Healing:
Be good to yourself

Kristy  |  Certified Massage Therapist - Level 3+

Education:
BA in Cultural Anthropology from Univ of Montana - Missoula
Massage license from Sage School of Massage Healing Arts in Bend, OR

Favorite Massage Modalities:
Deep Tissue, Specific Treatment work from chronic pain and injuries, myofascial release, relaxing Swedish, I love working with athletes

Philosophy on Healing:
Holistic Healing creates vibrant health.  This means we must address the entire person as a whole rather than simply looking at the symptoms or problem presenting itself.  True healing come from being the best we can be physically, emotionally, and mentally.