Massage Therapy

Clinical Hypnosis

Hypnosis is a relaxed state in which a trained hypnotist makes suggestions that can have a profound effect on one's behavior. It is often found extremely useful for treatment of many behavior problems. Some examples include: pain management (including childbirth), insomnia, bed-wetting, anger management and stress reduction, to name a few areas.

As a certified hypnotherapist, Laura Kaitz has been practicing since 1994. She continues to practice and maintain certification through the National Guild of Hypnotists.

Massage Therapy

Women's health isn't just about ovaries; it's about our lives in all their many facets. And there's no doubt about it - women's lives are stressful. With the multitude of demands upon us, it's easy to forget that our bodies and spirits need recharging from time to time.

Massage offers not only an oasis of calm and relaxation, but also a variety of health benefits such as improved circulation and joint flexibility, reduced muscle tension, and relief of aches and pains. It can help with a number of medical conditions, including among others arthritis, headaches, sports injuries, depression and anxiety.

Regular massage can be an enjoyable means of preventive care to support your ongoing health and well-being. It will leave you refreshed and centered physically and spiritually, helping you to meet your daily challenges with renewed energy.

At Concord Feminist Health Center, Jane Hunter Munson offers Swedish massage in a nurturing environment, incorporating a variety of techniques to match the client's needs. She is a N.H. licensed, nationally certified massage therapist in practice since 1998.