Revolution Community

Paula is fabulous. She was very caring and soothing. She did a great job with my acupuncture. I can highly recommend her.

Absolutely loved my experience here. Went in with a groupon for a 60 minute full body massage. Lisa took care me in every sense of the saying. She asked what I was looking for, if I had any problem areas, etc. and informed me at the start that I could request more or less pressure at any time. My massage was fabulous. Everything was clean and professional and comfortable. I WILL be returning

I started going to Revolution after seeing they were on groupon. What a great find! My first massage was over a year ago and now I“m a regular client. The atmosphere is very casual and relaxing and I love that they offer acupuncture as well. Lisa L. is always happy and upbeat when i come in and each massage is fantastic. She is clearly very educated in the field of massage therapy and you can tell she truly cares about helping people feel better and understand the benefits of regular massage. Their pricing is very reasonable and i love the online scheduling ability and email appointment reminder. I recommend Revolution and Lisa every chance i get!

went with a groupon, super close to home, very clean space, nice ambienc, and lisa was PHENOMENAL. i’ll definitely be going back — highly recommend!

NOTE: Massage is located down the street at:
282 Central Street, Acton MA 1 720
PROS: Very professional, clean. My masseuse was Lisa and she was great. This was my first time getting a massage not from a physical therapist and she was perfect because she said she is «conservative with the draping.» This made me feel comfortable and covered. The session started with a brief consultation in which I told her of my past and present injuries and what I wanted to get out of the massage.
CONS: I don’t think this was the type of massage I was looking for. I have gotten massages in physical therapy, and I’m pretty sure they would be considered «deep tissue massages.» The massage I got at Revolution was a Swedish massage (I think), and it was too gentle for my tastes.
I will definitely give Revolution one more try with a deep tissue massage. My «gentle» massage left me wanting a LOT more today.

Yeah I know, I give practically all the LMT’s five stars. But really, Lisa Lusignan was fabulous. I may have to go back and dock stars from some of those past massage therapists.
I went here because of a Groupon deal, as Acton is a bit farther than I would normally venture for a massage. My original booking was with Nichole, who needed to reschedule. I was a little hesitant about Lisa from her blurb which mentioned «light touch»: I’m more the deep tissue type. However, I was more than satisfied with the amount of pressure Lisa used. She used some great moves that were new to me, and I’ve been to at least a dozen different LMTs (I used to live down the street from the Muscular Therapy Institute). Lisa was very responsive to requests. She uses only fragrance-​free oil, which is great for folks like me who are allergic to perfume (can anyone please tell me how to get the smell of Bounce and Axe out of clothing? I’ve tried vinegar, Borax, Whip-​it, Penquin Sport-​wash, Biokleen Bac-​out, leaving the clothes outside in single digit temps. Nothing works. But I digress…).
The place is clean and warm, and there was plenty of parking. If you don’t have a coupon, they have a sliding scale for massages, and there is evidently also acupuncture and yoga too.

OK, the name says Acupuncture, but the Massage is beautiful! Beth is a poet with her hands… there is no doubt you’re going to feel good after she works her magic.

Amazing. I had a one hour massage from Beth yesterday. Never before have I noticed such a striking improvement in my neck pain following a massage. I definitely recommend this place– they offer a sliding scale for payments, a rare and honorable thing in this part of the state.

Everyone at Revolution CA is wonderful. Jason (owner) is quietly and confidently assuring as well as Paula (who also has a wicked sense of humor). I’ve been going to RCA for a couple years now, as my previous acupuncturist had become more expensive than I could afford, since insurance doesn’t cover treatments. While I hated to break the 12 year relationship, I thought I’d give RCA a try and so glad I did.
There’s a community acupuncture room, with perhaps 7 comfy lounge chairs. Quiet music plays in the background providing a soothing atmosphere, and headphones are available if you prefer to block out extraneous noise. You only need to take off socks and shoes and wear pants you can pull up comfortable to your knees, if necessary, and sleeves may need to be pulled up past your elbows. After needles are set, you relax for 30 minutes or so and then you’re good to go.
The cost is very affordable and on a sliding scale. (I think $ 20 – 40).
Acupuncture works wonders on my lower back pain especially, and over the years I have turned to it first as I’ve found it gives me the best relief. I’ve also had very good success with cupping — a suction technique to improve circulation and promote healing.
RCA also has yoga classes & massage, though I haven’t tried them.
I highly recommend Revolution Community Acupuncture — they are warm and caring and will help you feel better.