Phoenix Bodywork

Wow… and not in a good way. This guy is weird. Don’t waste your money. This wasn’t a massage, I don’t know what this was other than creepy. Was anything but a massage. Hands are in all the wrong places. Never did he massage my feet or hands or back even, they seemed to be mostly on my chest… yes my chest! From the top, from the bottom, eeew! Dude… no muscles there… WTF!!! When he massaged my legs all he did was pinch my skin, oooww! Doesn’t know where the muscle is, kept pinching the same spots… so irritating! Bad, bad, bad! Can I get my money back? And they make you take off your shoes in the lobby, like you’re in someone’s home. Stupid, considering its in a smelly gym. Would give is no stars, but that’s not an option

Showed up 20 minutes late. His working room is not relaxing. There was a lot of clutter and old seltzer water cans scattered about. I asked for just a Swedish massage. I didn’t want reiki or MFR. Apparently I wasn’t clear. He held my head for 30 min with minimal nerve stimulation, extremities was not adequately done either. There was little to any venous drain or lymphatic drainage done. Having worked as a LMT and having done Alexander and Feldenkrais training I did not find the experience satisfactory. I would not tell a client in general terms ‘that you have a lot going on’ and not elaborate or offer follow up and/​or suggestions for home care.

5 Stars for sure! Chris is friendly and clearly knows his stuff. His office provides not only a calming atmosphere, but it places an emphasis on rehabilitation with all of the exercise equipment and tools. I scheduled a 30 minute evaluation followed by a 90 minute massage, and that was probably the quickest moving two hours of my life. The massage itself was unbelievable, and Chris asked questions to make sure he was doing a good job. As an educated young man who cares about rehabilitating his clients, Chris will always be the first person I call when I need bodywork.

I called Chris and set up a 90-​minute appointment for an evaluation. I asked him to determine if massage therapy would likely alleviate my scoliosis-​related lower back pain and sciatica. Since then I have been back for twice-​weekly treatment sessions.
Chris did an amazing job at figuring out where my pain was originating from and developing a plan to address it. The treatment is not always pleasant when being performed – realigning one’s spine and getting rid of tight muscle knots can be grueling – but I am so much better off than I was before I started seeing him. Within two weeks my sciatic nerve issues had disappeared, and within three months my back pain was 90% gone.
Since Chris is a personal trainer as well as a massage therapist, he can suggest exercises to strengthen weak muscles and tell clients what is likely to aggravate and/​or improve their situations. He’s professional, caring, upbeat and genuinely pleased when he can help someone feel better. Not sure what more a person could ask of him!

I bought a living social, and since November, I have been calling to set up an appointment, to no answer and no return calls. I tried to get through to them through their website. It keeps asking me for a name and wont let me submit the information — it may just be me.
I just left a message on their FB page. As many of you know I have had a broken right foot and unable to drive, so I really wanted to cash in the Living Social sooner… Nope. Now its expiring on March 6… Dumb luck mine. Its very discouraging…
Cant rate the massage, but the customer service has been — non existent… :-(But after finding their FaceBook page, it seems things are looking up. Unfortunately sometimes we need to go through social media to find how to get to the business. Now that they have made contact, and provided information (they also told me that their website is not working for some reason and not allowing information to go through).
I look forward to the massage, and updating my review accordingly. I hope they work out as well as I need them too. Having a broken limb and not being able to move, really does a body pain! :-)

I bought a LivingSocial deal for this place to give to my mother as a present. the deal clearly says a 60-​minute deep-​tissue or Swedish massage, yet my mother went today and was told that no, it wasn’t for that at all, but rather it was for a «holistic healing» session. While I don’t doubt that Chris can do all sorts of things, my mom wanted a massage, and i thought i had bought her a massage! She wasn’t too upset but I am, because this was false advertising and I feel like she didn’t get what I paid for. What a bummer.

Chris knows his stuff. He can do anything from relaxation massage if that’s what you want (I don’t), to deep neuromuscular work which is what I go for. He gets the job done and I come out feeling like he heard and felt what my body needed. Very good job!

Chris is a great Massage Therapist. He was very skillful and knew how to work out all my muscle aches. I would highly recommend is services to everyone!

Young very talented massage therapist who locates and works on old injuries using a combination of physical therapy, chiropractic and massage techniques. Great massage service — I highly recommend trying it! PC