Therapeutic Massage
Hour-long massage
With 10 years of experience in energy healing and bodywork, Natalie George has trained in many modalities to help clients on their journey to health and wholeness. In addition to Swedish massage, she incorporates Ortho-Bionomy, Lymph Drainage, Craniosacral Therapy, and Energy Healing. These diverse techniques, combined with training in Oncology massage, allows Natalie to provide massage sessions tailored to the needs of the individual client. She can address your everyday aches and pains in addition to helping with chronic issues. Her BA in medical sociology helps her better understand the context for each person's medical history and the impact it has on their current physical challenges.
Massage promotes relaxation and boosts the body's production of endorphins which can help relieve stress, reduce pain levels and swelling, and loosen aching, tense muscles. A diagnosis of cancer often increases tension, anxiety, and depression. Regular massage can reduce these symptoms and help create a prolonged sense of well-being, improving a client's overall mood and quality of life. After recovery, it continues to help with anxiety over the possibility of recurrence and allows the healing process to continue. This service is available at Karuna Precision Wellness Center at the Indianapolis Healthplex on Guion Road.
Karuna Precision’s financial assistance program offers services at a reduced cost for clients with income at or below 350% of the Federal Poverty Guideline ($44,650 for single person).
Health center staff will determine if clients are eligible for this program. Clients who qualify pay a discounted portion of each visit. The portion paid varies by eligibility level and services provided. Consideration will also be given to those above 350% of the Federal Poverty Guideline who are experiencing financial hardship from co-pays and healthcare costs associated with cancer treatment.
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