Two years ago, Maple Leaf resident acupuncturist Misty Nault decided she was done driving to far-off locales such as Puyallup and Marysville to practice her career, and she started shopping around for a location a little more close to home. She couldn’t have gotten much closer than where she ended up at 9415 Roosevelt Way N.E.
NW Pain Relief is located in the basement of 9415 Roosevelt Way N.E., and is accessed around the back.
“I chose this place because I live just a block away,” Nault said about NW Pain Relief, which she originally opened with massage therapist Jodene Hager. But since then, Hager had to give up her practice, leaving Nault without a massage component to the company.
“I really missed having massage here and I think it works so well for my patients (to have both services available),” she said. In December, she brought massage therapist Shelly Nance on board, followed by fellow massage therapist Andy Olk in January.
“Now all three of us are here and I really like it,” Nault said.
Left to right: Shelly Nance, Andy Olk and Misty Nault at NW Pain Relief.
Nance also lives in Maple Leaf, and adds that in addition to offering massage therapies including deep tissue and relaxation, she also specializes in Reiki, which she says most people find to be very grounding, balancing and relaxing. “It can help people who aren’t sleeping, but it’s also good for overall well-being,” Nance said.
Olk lives nearby in the Green Lake area, and his areas include deep tissue, Swedish and sports massage. “What’s unique about what I offer is that I have a very firm but soft and nurturing touch,” he added.
To make an appointment at NW Pain Relief, fill out the online form. You also may contact Nault for an acupuncture appointment at (206) 452-5965 or Misty@nwpainrelief.com; or for massage, Olk can be reached at andy@atouchofahimsa.com or (206) 495-9695, and Nance is available at 206-353-5370 or shelly.nance@gmail.com.
In other news, Chucks Auto Repair is looking spiffy. I was admiring their new paint job complete with a maple leaf. 🙂
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