What’s the Key to Full Life?


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What is the key to a full life? I’m biased, I’ll say massage is one. When I get up in the morning I write in my gratitude journal. It’s very simple. On each page of the journal are 10 blanks. There, I write 10 things for which I am thankful for daily. Sometimes it’s a conversation with a client on how pain might be a manifestation of some sort of trauma we have experienced but not dealt with. Sometimes I’m thankful for simply having the means to get a regular massage.

Usually with a new client, especially someone who has never had a massage (I know, right?) I explain to them this is their time. If they want to talk, it’s okay. They can engage me and of course, I’ll answer them. I also explain it’s completely okay to be silent and just have the quiet music playing int he background. I think silence makes some of us uncomfortable. But I also believe that silence and just being present and experiencing the moment is one of the keys to a full life.



Massage itself, with the ability for you to be in a totally safe room, trusting your massage therapist with your safety, is also a key. It’s important you have at least one, hopefully many, places you can go, feel relaxed, enjoy the benefits, and be complete. Massage is certainly a key component in having a well balanced mental and physical life. There’s no time like today to book your appointment and start your better life.

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Lisa Lane
Lisa Lane is owner and lead therapist at Massage Sanctuary in Mint Hill. She specializes in pain management and is certified in neuromuscular techniques. Lisa lives in Mint Hill and is currently President of the local chapter of the Kiwanis Club. She is an active member of the community and enjoys travel, family time and trying to be the best photographer ever with her camera phone.