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Giselle King
- New York, NY 10016 (map)
- (347) 731-7755
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Holistic Wellness Massage
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Giselle King • New York, NY • $70-175 per hour
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Giselle King is a massage therapist and holistic healer based in New York City, providing health services to a wide demographic including such regular clients as the UNFCU (United Nations), the dancers of the Alvin Ailey extension, and the Women’s Tennis Association. An extensive knowledge of Swedish, Deep Tissue, Sports Massage, Aromatherapy, Reflexology, Hot Stone, Myofascial, Shiatsu, Thai, and Chair Massage provide clients with a holistic wellness experience focused on stress management, client education, and health maintenance.
Giselle’s passion for healing is best expressed in her gift for massage and massage therapy. What began as an instinctive and natural talent grew into a refined and comprehensive practice. The Swedish Institute of Massage Therapy provided Giselle not only with accreditation, but also the opportunity to enhance her repertoire with new skills, which she would later confirm in Chiang Mai, Thailand, gaining the experience she could only obtain firsthand in Thailand.
Miss King is no stranger to the corporate world of health and fitness, having held long-term management positions at major national spas and health clubs, where she maximized productivity and increased overall revenue while staying true to her nature as a healer.
Giselle King maintains the highest standards of professionalism in her personal practice and leads by example within a team, providing invaluable service and developing long-lasting relationships with a variety of clients with a genuine need for relaxation and an interest in self-improvement.
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Q. What questions should a consumer ask to hire the right service professional?
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Style or techniques used
Philosophy of care
Years in practice
Specialty areas, experience with particular conditions (diabetes, heart disease, pregnancy)
Training, advanced certification
If the therapist belongs to professional organizations, and if so, which ones
You should look for a massage therapist who has at least 500 hours of training from a reputable, accredited school. (You can find out if a school is accredited by contacting the school directly.)
