Jean Brummer & Maria Hebert
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Jean Brummer
Jean Brummer worked as a nurse for 22 years. Needing a change but wanting to keep working as a wellness advocate, she chose massage therapy as her new field. In 2014, she graduated from Body and Soul Massage Therapy School, Wichita, Kansas. After a few months, Jean decided to open her own massage therapy business in Cawker City where she lives with her husband and children. She also visits the Downs Nursing Home once a month to give massages. She is a firm believer that the elderly can gain pain relief through massage, plus the benefits of receiving professional healing and loving touch.
Jean has accumulated over 165 class hours in Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology and Kinesiology and, is trained in a wide variety of massage techniques including:
She has also studied other natural and holistic ways to heal the body that are mutually beneficial with massage therapy. She also sells health related products from Wakaya Perfection, DoTerra Essential Oils, and Richway BioMat.
Jean’s goal is to promote well-being and happiness and to educate her clients about wellness and health through means that best suit their mental and physical needs. She understands and believes that everyone deserves the reward of self-care and peace from within. |
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Maria Hebert
Maria Hebert (A-bear) is from Alaska and worked in the health care industry since 1993.
In 2007, Maria graduated from massage therapy school in Alaska and opened her own business, that included a contract with a hospital to do therapy one day a week for patients and staff.
Her primary driving force was to find alternatives for those who suffered long term from accidents or injuries. This led her to further her education in courses primarily aimed at those working towards their doctorates in various medical professions. (She does not have a doctorate.) She incorporates the various techniques, as needed, in a typical massage session, fitting the session and techniques to the current needs of each client.
In 2007, Maria graduated from massage therapy school in Alaska and opened her own business, that included a contract with a hospital to do therapy one day a week for patients and staff.
Her primary driving force was to find alternatives for those who suffered long term from accidents or injuries. This led her to further her education in courses primarily aimed at those working towards their doctorates in various medical professions. (She does not have a doctorate.) She incorporates the various techniques, as needed, in a typical massage session, fitting the session and techniques to the current needs of each client.
