East Meets West Massage
777 Franklin Avenue 2nd floor
Suite 203
Franklin Lakes, NJ 07417
(973) 960-8222
Hours of Operation
Tues-Weds 10:00am-7:00pm
Thursday 12:00pm-8:00pm
Fridays 10:00am-8:00pm
Saturdays 10:00am-6:00pm
Sundays and Mondays Closed
E-mail: info@eastmeetswestmassage.com
This is the BEST massage I've ever had (& I've had a lot). Janelle is the nicest person and very gifted. I enjoyed total relaxation while she gently kneads out any knots that you have. I'm booking her 3 session special & have already told all my friends. Thank you so much for introducing me to this wonderful service. ps - her schedule fills up, so book an appointment in advance - Living Social Customer
Janelle is very knowledgeable, friendly, easygoing, and the best massage I've ever had.- Living Social Customer
Fabulous massage room and prize winning massage - Living Social Customer
Janelle has a 6th-sense at figuring out how to make the pain go away. My shoulder has been hurting me for months, after two sessions with her I've gained back flexibility and the pain is almost gone. I wouldn't have believed you if you told me this a month ago, so go try it yourself, she has great first time customer prices.- Sara M.
Massage is Wonderful....it was very relaxing - Mary W.
Awesome! The delightful soothing music & Janelle's experienced hands will melt all your tensions away. I would like to try something different next time, perhaps the stones. - Gail K.
About the Therapist & Massage Benefits
About The Therapist
Janelle King, Massage Therapist
Biography:
I switched to massage therapy where I fell in love with the natural and holistic methods remedial to problems that our bodies face every single day.
I facilitate a woman’s birthing experience to be much more refreshing, and make it a new beginning for her and her child’s life. I am certified for pre-natal and post-natal massage and am currently working on my massage doula certification.
I also am certified as a lypossage therapist. Click on the heading "LYPOSSAGE" on this site to read more about this type of massage that deals with your body’s lymphatic fluid that creates cellulite.
Qualifications:
- YTI Career Institute 960 hours Certificate in Massage Therapy
- *Received a Certificate of Excellence Award
- July 2007 - Present ABMP Member #945720
- New Jersey Certified #26BT00206100
- Swedish Massage, Deep Tissue Massage, Hot Stone Massage, Sports Massage, Orthopedic Massage, Prenatal Massage, Chair Massage, Lymphatic Drainage, Reflexology, Myofascial Release Intro, Spa Modalities, Ohashiatsu, Reiki, and more!
- Worked at Emerald Springs Spa; Lancaster, PA
- Alora Ambience Spa; Boonton, NJ
- Lotus Spa, Succusanna, NJ
Volunteer Work
- 2011 Avon Breast Cancer Walk NYC
- 2011 Avon Breast Cancer Walk Boston
- 2010 Avon Breast Cancer Walk Boston, MA
- 2010 Multiple Sclerosis family support
- 2009 Avon Breast Cancer Walk- Randall's Island, NY
- 2009 Boonton Day Fest- Boonton, NJ
- 2009 Multiple Sclerosis Charity Bike Ride- Parsippany, NJ
- 2009 Multiple Sclerosis Fall Fest- Parsippany, NJ
- 2009 "Think Pink"- Rockaway Mall, NJ
- 2009 Relay For Life- Harrisburg, PA
- 2009 Main Street Car Show- Boonton, NJ
- 2009 Ladies Auxiliary Tricky Tray- Boonton, NJ
Benefits of Massage Therapy
Massage can decrease muscle tension, anxiety, fears, phobias while increasing blood flow to internal organs, increase positive mental health, and improve quality of sleep. Massage can improve range of motion, ease medication dependence, enhance immunity by stimulating lymph flow, and improve the condition of the body's largest organ- skin. Massage helps promote tissue regeneration, reducing scar tissue and stretch marks, relieves migraine pain, release endorphins; the body's natural pain killers.
Massage for Pain and Emotional Problems
With many chronic ailments, massage can relieve the pain and help heal. As with physical problems, emotional problems may also be stimulated into self-healing with massage. In many cases, this helps eliminate the need to take harmful chemical drugs, which will unnecessarily burden the liver, kidneys, and other vital organs.
Taking Care of Yourself
Care of your body should be at the top of your priority list. You will feel and look better if you take the necessary steps regarding health and nutrition in this age of increased longevity. Stress relief alone can improve your vitality and state of mind. Massage, bodywork, and somatic therapies could play an important role in your life.