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Massage Therapist in San Francisco, CA

Personalized bodywork tailored to your unique needs

Every Body is Unique


Miss Still Massages offers custom massage therapy in San Francisco, CA. Every session is built around your body — what you tell me you need, and what your body tells me it needs. Choose from Swedish, deep tissue, sports, trigger point, prenatal, myofascial, hot stone and Ortho-Bionomy work in the Mission District. Book your session or call 415-684-5881.

Custom Massage Therapy,
Not a Set Menu

No two people are the same, and no two bodies need the same thing. Rather than working from a fixed routine, I listen to what you describe and read what your tissue is actually doing, then build the session around both.

That approach comes from experience on the table as well as beside it. Chronic sciatica is what led me into this work, so I understand what it is to live with pain that will not let go.

Services


  • A person receiving a massage with oil from a therapist in a spa setting.

    Swedish Massage

    long, flowing strokes for full-body relaxation

  • Close-up of a massage therapist's hands giving a massage to a person's back in a bright room.

    Deep Tissue

    slower, firmer work for chronic tension

  • Person receiving a massage on their calf at a massage therapy session.

    Sports Massage

    recovery and performance for active bodies

  • Close-up of a person lying down with someone performing CPR on them, focusing on the hands performing chest compressions.

    Trigger Point Therapy

    focused release of specific tight spots

  • A woman lying on her side on a massage table, receiving a massage from a therapist, with her head resting on a pillow and a smile on her face in a wellness room.

    Prenatal Massage & More

    supportive work through pregnancy, plus hot stone

  • Massage therapist performing myofascial release on a client's back using slow, sustained pressure.

    Myofascial Release

    slow, sustained work on connective tissue

  • Hot Stone Massage

    warm stones to help muscle release more readily

  • Ortho-Bionomy

    gentle, non-forceful work with the body's own reflexes

Where to Find Me

The studio is at 2869 24th Street in the Mission District, San Francisco, easy to reach from across the city and from Daly City. Sessions are available in 60 and 90-minute formats, with packages of three for anyone working through something ongoing.

What Clients Say

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of massage should I book?

If you are not sure, book a 60-minute session and tell me what is going on. I build every session around what you describe and what I find, so you do not need to diagnose yourself before arriving.

How long is a massage session?

Sessions are 60 or 90 minutes. Ninety minutes is worth it if you want full-body work plus focused attention on a problem area, or if you are addressing something long-standing.

What is the difference between Swedish and deep tissue massage?

Swedish uses long, flowing strokes for overall relaxation and circulation. Deep tissue uses slower strokes and firmer pressure to reach deeper muscle layers and chronic tightness. Deep tissue is more intense but often more lasting.

Will a massage hurt?

Deeper work can feel intense, but it should never be more than you want. I check in throughout, and pressure is adjusted any time you ask — there is no benefit to gritting your teeth through a session.

Do I have to undress completely?

No. You undress to your comfort level and stay draped throughout, with only the area being worked on uncovered. Plenty of clients keep underwear on, and some sessions are done through clothing.

How often should I get a massage?

It depends on what you are dealing with. Chronic tension often responds best to a series of sessions close together, then a maintenance rhythm. General stress relief is usually monthly. I will give you an honest recommendation rather than a schedule you do not need.

Do you offer prenatal massage?

Yes. Prenatal massage uses supportive positioning and gentler techniques adapted for pregnancy. Let me know how far along you are when you book so I can prepare the room properly.

Where are you located?

2869 24th Street, San Francisco, CA 94110, in the Mission District. Convenient from across San Francisco and from Daly City.

How do I book a session?

Call or text 415-684-5881, email missstillmassages@gmail.com, or use the contact page. Let me know your preferred day and session length.

What should I do after a massage?

Drink water, move gently, and give yourself a little time before anything strenuous. Some tenderness the next day is normal after deeper work, particularly if it has been a while.

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