About CLMM

Meet The Therapist

Emma Lani is a skilled medical and sports massage therapist with a decade of experience. She focuses on evidence based treatment for long term results to live a healthy comfortable life. She has participated in extensive continuing education to hone her craft and expand her skill set. Book With Emma View Credentials

What to Expect

Your therapist will arrive 10-15 minutes prior to your scheduled session to conduct your intake and set up the massage table with fresh sanitized linens. You will need a 7' by 10' clear space for the table and room for the therapist to move around it. Please make sure any excitable pets are taken care of. While we love your furry companions they are not licensed for tandem massage or impromptu table leg construction. Therapists need access to a place to wash their hands and step out of the room while you get comfortable on the table under the top sheet and comforter. Top sheets are always required in accordance with our professional code of conduct and licensing standards. You will be professionally draped at all times. If you have any question or would like the therapist to adjust the pressure at any time please speak up and let them know.

• Professional conduct, and timely arrival
• Sanitized equipment and linen services
• Consultation and tailored session plan
• Optional cupping, hot stones, and warm towels
• Clear post-session aftercare guidance
• Evidence based care

Please see our Policy and Terms of Service prior to booking.

Skills and Knowledge

CLMM therapists are highly trained professionals with a decade of experience in medical and sports massage, pain management, and a variety of massage techniques. Each therapist is licensed, insured, and participates in continuing education to keep their skill sharp and their knowledge of scientifically backed specialty skills up to date. Each therapist will design a session based on your needs and their skills, if you have a specific request please ask while booking so the right therapist can be matched with you. Some of the techniques therapists may work into your session include:

Techniques may include:

• Cupping, Hot Stones, Warm Towels
• Neuromuscular and Sports Massage including stretching
• Myofascial Release
• Advanced Lymphatic Drainage
• Deep Tissue
• Swedish Massage
• Pre-Natal or Post-Natal Massage
• Trigger-Point or Tender-Point Therapy
• Active/Resistive Stretching and Joint Mobilization
• Sinus and TMJ Relief
• Migraine and Headache Techniques

Massage therapists operate within a scope of practice as defined by the state's Massage Licensure and Practice Act. We are not permitted to render a medical diagnosis, psychiatric therapy, or prescribe medications. In the event a therapist suspects this may be necessary they will refer you to a licensed provider.

Post Massage Care

You may be achy or light headed after a massage especially if it has been an extended time between sessions. This is common and normal. Massage puts strain on the musculature similar to a light work out and treating your body with care after a session can help you get the most out of your massage. Staying hydrated and paying attention to your posture and tension can help with lasting effects of massage. If you are sore or uncomfortable after a session the use of heat and gentle stretching can help your body recover.