Paula's Body Shop - Contact Form

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You may leave a voice message here: 212-663-8366, but short of booking online, email is the best way to get prompt service. Please ...

No sales calls
No phone consultations
Be sure to tell Paula your phone number and when you will be there to answer the phone if she calls you back.
If you do not get a reply within 24 hours and your question is not answered by this website, please call again.
If you do not get a reply within 24 hours and your question is answered by this website, your call will likely not be returned.

HOURS
By Appointment
Online booking
Sun. Mon. Wed. Thu.
Hours vary from 10 AM - 8 PM

Located in Manhattan Valley
Between the Upper West Side and Harlem

203 W 108th St
New York, NY 10025
212-663-8366 - Voicemail and Text

Please
No walk-ins
No last-minute appointments
No advance consultations
No sales or marketing calls

Fascial Health and Fitness via Innovative, Advanced Bodywork and Education.
Prevention, Pain Management, Pain Solutions, Rehabilitation, Special Needs, Body as Instrument (Singers, Dancers, Athletes, Brainiacs, etc.), Stress Reduction, Anti-aging, Sports, Geriatric, Prenatal, etc.

The word 'massage' denotes Paula's Fasciae Therapy (connective tissue therapy) that she integrates and innovates from her professional training in Western therapies like: Swedish medical massage, Neuromuscular (NMT), and Trigger Point, as well as therapies of Eastern origin like: massage cupping by machine (not TCM cupping), Acupressure, Shiatsu, and gentle Gua Sha (similar and superior to Graston Technique), along with various vibrational therapies from dense to subtle like: Tok Sen (hammer massage) and BioSyntonie.