The Mom to Mom Entrepreneur Group Presents: Erin Webber, Licensed Massage Therapist
When did you join Mom to Mom?
I joined in March, 2011.
What is your business?
I am a licensed Massage Therapist. I offer Swedish, Deep Tissue, Pre-natal and Hot Stone massage. I also offer some specialty treatments for the feet and back, as well as a body exfoliating treatment.
Where is your business located?
I have a shared office in Gorham located at Gorham Massage & Wellness, 20 Mechanic Street. I can also make house calls and will travel in the greater Portland area as well as many other towns located within 30 minutes of Gorham.
Do you offer a discount to Mom to Mom members or other special services?
I will offer M2M members what I call my “Mommy Discount”: 60 minutes for $55 (normal rate $65) and 90 minutes for $80 (normal rate $95). I also have a gift certificate special through Christmas: $45 for a one-hour massage.
How did you get started in this business?
I went to Downeast School of Massage in 2004 and I’ve been practicing part-time since January of 2005. I worked at a salon right out of school and then began working at a spa in 2007. At the end of 2008 I opened my own practice in Buxton but closed that after the birth of my daughter in December 2009. I continued to see some of my clients in their homes and now they come to my new office in Gorham.
What’s your favorite product/service that you sell and why?
I do a lot of deep tissue work on my clients and specialized focus on their specific areas of stress, tension, or pain. I love to see clients on a regular basis because I like to being able to help them and see the improvements being made with massage.
My Story:
I love being a massage therapist because it gives me the flexibility to stay home with my children, and also get out of the house a few days a week to interact with adults. I enjoy working with people and massage therapy is a great way to do that. I enjoy helping people with any issues they may have in their body or just for a nice relaxation time. My practice is slowly growing and now that I have an office space I hope to grow it even more.
Contact Information:
Erin Webber, LMT
Gorham Massage & Wellness | 20 Mechanic Street, Gorham, ME 04038
Phone: (207) 749-7097 | Email: csclax17@hotmail.com
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