Hands and arms
Warm, slow work on the hands, wrists, forearms and elbows, with light pressure and a warm towel.
Hands do the most work in a day, and they tell you about it in the morning. This visit gives them all of its time, while you sit comfortably and rest.
20 minutes
Seated, in your own clothes
Light pressure and a warm towel
Your hands rest in a warm towel while you sit and settle.
Which fingers or joints are sore today, and what to leave alone.
Slow strokes over the fingers, palms, wrists, forearms and elbows, with a check-in as she goes.
A moment to sit with your hands in your lap before you stand.
You sit at a table or in a chair with your sleeves pushed up. Nothing else comes off.
Gentle by design, and lighter whenever you ask.
With new swelling, numbness, or a recent injury to the hand or arm, ask your doctor before you book.
Add hands and arms to a seated or table visit as added time.
Your therapist
Licensed in Pennsylvania, and the only therapist you will see.
Owner and licensed massage therapist
Pearline is a licensed massage therapist in Pennsylvania who has worked with older adults for most of her career, first in a retirement community and now in her own room in Lititz. She is the only therapist, so you see the same person every visit. She works Tuesday to Saturday, speaks English, and will meet you at the door and see you to your chair.
Warm and unhurried: your hands rest in a warm towel and the pressure stays light. It is a massage, not a treatment, and Pearline does not diagnose.
Yes. Each of you can have hands and arms as your short session, one after the other.
If they are comfortable, they can stay on, and Pearline works around them. You can take them off if they are tight.
Choose a time online, or call Pearline and she will find one that suits you.