About Island Vibes Massage
Specializing in Chronic Pain Management and Orthopedic Massage
Owned and operated by Suzy Holmbeck, LMT MA76040, Island Vibes Massage specializes in chronic pain management and orthopedic massage. With diverse professional training dating back to 2009 and full-time work experience since 2014, Suzy is able to create extraordinary custom therapeutic massage sessions designed especially for you. Whether you need focused bodywork that targets pain, relief from a medical condition, or quiet comfort to decompress, she uses a variety of medical massage modalities, along with aromatherapy and soothing soundscapes to create your ultimate healing experience.
Douglas Center Office Complex
Island Vibes Massage is conveniently located on Douglas Avenue in the Douglas Center office complex in Altamonte Springs.
821 Douglas Avenue, Suite #183
Altamonte Springs, FL 32714
About Suzy
"After years of working for other people, trying to maintain my own mobile business on the side, and being a single mom of 4, I was ready for my own treatment space. I needed something flexible and convenient to complement my unconventional life without sacrificing my standards. Island Vibes Massage has become my dream job! From hot and cold stone treatments to trigger point therapy in the comfort of a beautiful room, where every session feels like a vacation, l've created a place that I love and - most importantly- so do my clients!"
Suzy graduated from the National Personal Training Institute's Orlando Massage Therapy Program in 2009 and gained her licensure through the National Certification Board of Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork. She has enjoyed full-time massage therapy work in a wide range of settings for over 10 years and continues to build her private practice in Altamonte Springs where her primary focus is chronic pain management and orthopedic massage.
What Is Orthopedic Massage?
Orthopedic Massage is a comprehensive system for the treatment of soft tissue musculoskeletal disorders. This systematic approach includes several key components: assessment, treatment, technique variety, knowledge of conditions and physiology, understanding of the physiological effects of techniques, and rehabilitation protocols. Setting goals and closely monitoring results is essential!