Directions – Equilibrium3 Massage

Equilibrium3 Massage: 5725 Dragon Way, Suite 220, Cincinnati, OH 45227
Our office is located just off Hyde Park Square, between Erie and Observatory in Cincinnati, Ohio. The office is next to Churchill’s Fine Teas (black awning, directly across from Castle House). Take the driveway next to Churchill’s Fine Teas and turn left at the end of the building.

Parking
There are two parking spaces at the back door -blue and white signs with an “e“. A third space can be found in the first parking aisle behind us, it also has a blue and white sign marked “Therapeutic Massage”. Look for the back porch & stairs with the flower pots and enter the back door. Wait in the reception area until your therapist is available.

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“My work puts me in contact with the greatest people. I enjoy being a part of their journey and health maintenance, and regard it a privelege to walk in trust with others as they seek wholeness.” – Sandie Brock

“Massage doesn’t just feel good. Research shows it reduces the heart rate, lowers blood pressure, increases blood circulation and lymph flow, relaxes muscles, improves range of motion, and increases endorphins, the body’s natural painkillers.”
— ©1999 American Massage Therapy Association

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“Life that touch nurtures is more than skin deep. The skin and the central nervous system are intimately connected in the development of the whole person, the sense of one’s self. The agency sparking the coordinated effort is touch.”
— Zach Thomas, Healing Touch – The Church’s Forgotten Language.

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“The terms spirit and soul refer to ways of living, not to parts of self. Humans are an organic whole, not a collection of parts. We do not possess a soul, but we are soul. Similarly we do not posses a spirit or even a body; we are spirit and we are body.”
— David G. Benner, PhD. Author, Spiritual Director

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“Massage is to the human body what a tune up is to a car. It provides a physical and mental boost to the weary, sore, and stressed…”
— Chicago Tribune, April 6,1995

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“Therapeutic Massage focuses on the healing of our physical body while understanding its intricate connections to the emotional and spiritual self.”

“Touch is essential to our survival.”
— Tiffany Field, Director of The Touch Research institute

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“Researchers have estimated that 80% of disease is stress related. Soothing and relaxing massage therapy can help by counteracting stress effects.”
— Elliot Greene, M.A., NCTMB, served from 1990-1994 as national president of the American Massage Therapy Association.

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“Therapeutic Massage focuses on the healing of our physical body while understanding its intricate connections to the emotional and spiritual self.”
— The Natural Healer