InfinityMassage & Bodywork
A comfortable room with the safe and tranquil feeling of home, and every session tailored to your specific and individual needs.
902 W Main St, Blue Springs. Directly across the street from Blue Springs City Hall.
Open Tuesday to Friday 11 to 6, Saturday 11 to 2
Sessions, tailored to your needs
An integrated approach, so each session is built around what you came in for, whether you are looking for relaxation, pain relief, or something in between. Massage sessions run 30, 60, 90 or 120 minutes.
Swedish massage
Long, flowing strokes: gliding, kneading, rhythmic tapping, cross fiber friction and vibration.
30 to 120 minDeep tissue massage
Focused work on the muscles below the surface layer and the connective tissue. Any session can be upgraded to deep tissue for a small fee.
30 to 120 minTherapeutic massage
Massage aimed at the specific problem you bring in, from a recent or past injury to repetitive work strain.
30 to 120 minSports massage
Shaped around the demands of your sport, whether you are an athlete or a once a week jogger.
30 to 120 minPrenatal massage
Tailored to pregnant women and their changing bodies. Susan is "Nurturing the Mother" certified. The specialized techniques need the full 90 minutes.
90 minReiki
With an Usui Reiki Master.
30 or 60 minIntegrative session
Reiki and massage together in one session.
30, 60 or 90 minCupping
As an add-on to any massage, or on its own.
Add-on or stand-alonePrices and current specials: call 816-229-4949 to learn about current specials, or email info@myinfinitymassage.com any time for an appointment.
Conditions massage can help alleviate
From Susan's own list.
- Whiplash
- Sinus pressure and pain
- Migraines, cluster headaches, headaches
- TMJ
- Frozen shoulder
- Rotator cuff injuries and post-surgery issues
- Tennis elbow, golfer's elbow
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Low back pain
- Hip pain
- Sciatica
- Shin splints
- Pain from arthritis
- Tendonitis
- Plantar fasciitis
- Pre-event sports massage and sports injury maintenance
- Overuse from computer work, physical labor, exercise and sports
If you have a chronic medical condition, check with your doctor before starting a course of massage therapy.
Healing from our heart to yours
Susan Parker grew up in Blue Springs and went through the Blue Springs school district. In 1992, on her way home from school, a minor car wreck left her with whiplash and a slight concussion. Deep tissue massage on her neck and shoulders helped her regain her range of motion.
That experience is why she went back to school to learn the art of massage therapy, to help others overcome the problems that come from injuries. She graduated from Wellspring School of Allied Health in May 2011, spent two years at Whole Life Health Chiropractic and Wellness Group, and then started Infinity Massage & Bodywork to continue the work she loves.
"My goal is to provide relief through therapeutic massage to people who suffer from pain on a day to day basis." Susan Parker
- Susan ParkerOwner, Nationally Certified Licensed Massage Therapist
- Certified by the NCBTMBNational Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork
- LicensedBy the State of Missouri and the City of Blue Springs
- Wellspring School of Allied HealthGraduated May 2011
- Usui Reiki Master"Nurturing the Mother" prenatal certified
Before your first massage
The questions people ask most, answered the way Susan answers them.
Do I have to be completely undressed?
Undress to your comfort level. You will be draped with a sheet at all times. Only the area being worked on is uncovered, then covered again before moving on.
Can I talk during a massage?
Of course. Many people talk at first and go quiet as they relax. Always speak up if you are too warm or too cold, the room is too bright, or you want the pressure deeper or lighter.
Will it hurt?
That depends on the type of massage and how deep the strokes go. A light massage should not hurt. Tight muscles may have a "good hurt" feeling with deeper work, and you may be a little sore the next day. Tell Susan at any time if the pressure is more than you would like.
How often should I come in?
It depends on why you are coming. For an injury or chronic tightness, weekly sessions for a while can build on each other. For everyday stress, once a month is about the norm.
When should I not get a massage?
Please reschedule or call first if you have:
- A fever
- Any infectious disease or systemic infection
- A severe cold
- A fracture, bleeding, burn or other acute injury
- Liver or kidney disease
- A blood clot
- Pregnancy-induced diabetes, toxemia, preeclampsia or eclampsia
- High blood pressure not controlled with medication
- Heart disease
- Cancer
- Open skin lesions or sores (she may work around them if localized)
Not sure whether something minor counts? Call before your appointment.
What does a license or certification mean?
In Missouri a massage therapist needs 500 hours of training at an accredited or accepted school and must pass a written national certification test. Susan is nationally certified and licensed by the state and the City of Blue Springs.
Hours and directions
| Monday | Closed |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 11 am to 6 pm |
| Wednesday | 11 am to 6 pm |
| Thursday | 11 am to 6 pm |
| Friday | 11 am to 6 pm |
| Saturday | 11 am to 2 pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
By appointment. Call for an appointment today.
902 W Main St
Blue Springs, MO 64015
Directly across the street from Blue Springs City Hall. You can't miss us.
Phone: 816-229-4949
Email: info@myinfinitymassage.com
Clients come from Blue Springs and around: Kansas City, Grain Valley, Independence, Lee's Summit, Raytown, Oak Grove, Sugar Creek, Gladstone, Grandview and Leawood.