Reviews of SakeBodyWorks (Massage Therapist)

Susan Carr

I arrived in Stowe after a road trip that resulted in significant back pain ( the kind that brings tears to your eyes). I thought a massage would help but the hotel where I was staying was charging exorbitant prices for their massages. I decided to look for a local. After checking out several websites I decided on Sake. When I contacted her the response time was fast. I was able to get an appointment the next day. Sake has a kind and gentle spirit. She asked me about what was going on with my body and then suggested a different modality that might help me more than massage. I got a craniosacral treatment. Not only did I feel better when I left (and for many days afterward) but I think it helped to calm down the neuropathy in my feet. She gave me some stretches to do on the rest of the road trip and provided me with names of practitioners near my home town I highly recommend Sake.

Stephen Barry

Best massage and prices in Stowe. Sake is the therapist that the locals go to, a real treasure. Why go to the super high priced spas when you can get a better massage at half the price. I often have pain and stiffness in my neck and back and Sake is amazing at getting me back on the slopes. Highly recommended!

Ed McNulty

Discovering Sake after a sport's injury has opened the door to her knowledge of the human body and techniques for continued well being. As an active skier for over 45 yrs. and windsurfer for 30, I've maintained core strength but found flexibility diminished. Sake's intuitive approach to healing has reinvigorated my activity levels, increased flexibility and aided in freeing me from debilitating vertigo.

Marcie Kaufman

I recently was suffering from vertigo. I am a student of yoga and ballet and was unable to tilt my chin , cast my eyes downward or turn while sleeping without a swimming, swirling sensation. Sake gently administered cranio sacral therapy, and after one session my vertigo was gone. The body's processing after therapy is very compelling. Staying still and allowing your body to heal will make recovery possible. Thank you Sake.