Massage Vermont LLC
Massage Vermont’s mission is to contribute positively to community wellness
- We provide safe, client-centered bodywork to support and improve clients’ health, comfort, and well-being.
- We striving for ongoing improvement through professional training, commitment to self care, and integrating client feedback.
- We protect clients’ and our own health and safety, and that of the the community in which we conduct our business.
- We are committed to environmental excellence and pollution prevention, meeting or exceeding all environmental regulatory requirements, and purchasing products which have greater recycled content, lower toxicity and packaging, and less consumption of natural resources.
Chris Adams
Craniosacral Therapist and Massage Therapist
Chris is a craniosacral therapist and massage therapist. He has been a professional massage and bodywork practitioner since 1982, helping clients get pain relief, relax, rejuvenate, and improve their health.
Chris’s training comprises hundreds of hours of massage therapy apprenticeship training; completion of Advanced Craniosacral Therapy and Techniques Certification from the Upledger Institute; Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction in Mind-Body Medicine; and additional training in Dermoneuromodulation, the Trager Approach, yoga-based nervous-system soothing techniques, and the Buteyko method of evidence-based breathwork. In addition, he is an Upledger Craniosacral Therapy Teaching Assistant and a member of Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals (ABMP). He studied martial arts and dance for ten years. Chris maintains a daily mindfulness meditation practice.
Sheryl Rapée-Adams
Massage Therapist
Sheryl is a massage therapist who works with adults.
Since 1995, she has been offering the soothing touch of massage to improve health and well-being. Sheryl graduated from the late, great Muscular Therapy Institute’s 900-hour professional massage therapy program and completed two levels of foot reflexology professional training at Kripalu Center. She is a certified-level member of Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals (ABMP).
Sheryl maintains a daily mindfulness meditation practice. Reading James Nestor’s book Breath and learning the Buteyko Method sent Sheryl back to the roots of pranayama to study Robin Rothenberg’s Buteyko-endorsed work and register for the rigorous year-long Restore Your Prana certification training. Additionally, Sheryl holds master’s degrees in science (organizational leadership) and arts (liberal studies). She is a trained professional fiction and nonfiction copyeditor.
