Babette Nerzig, LMT, is licensed by the Massachusetts State Board of Massage Therapy. She received over 800-hours of training and graduated with a certificate from The Massage School, Boston, MA (2015). In addition, Babette completed 250 hours of training and mentoring with Bob Tricomi, LMT, in Orthopedic Massage (Bodywork Masters, 2016-17).

Babette has been a practicing Reiki Master since 2005, and trained in the Usui Tradition with Lisa Campion. She also graduated from The Rhys Thomas Institute of Energy Medicine, Medway, MA (2016). Babette has a BS degree in Criminal Justice and an Associates in Psychology, Sociology, and Crime Scene Investigations.

Babette uses a wide variety of techniques and modalities to help open up the myo-fascial system and address pain-related issues. Because each session is uniquely tailored to her client’s needs, "No two sessions are alike".

Here's what some of Babette's clients are saying:

I've been sold on body work for several years. I'm currently receiving treatment twice a month. While on vacation in Boston, Ireceived treatment from Babette. She did a great job. She increased the range of motion in my head and neck and improved my posture. I felt taller and revitalized after, ready to face the day's challenges.
— Joe Cunningham

"Amazing therapist - highly highly recommended for body work and energy work. Babette is thoughtful, diligent and very easy to be around, with a great understanding of anatomy and how muscles and bones connect."
— Libby L.

Babette is one of the most compassionate and skilled LMT and Reiki Masters I have ever met! She helps you heal from physical, emotional, and spiritual traumas and does so with no judgement, just pure compassion. I highly recommend having an appointment with her and personally recommend a Reiki massage from her to get the best of both worlds. I had a chronic hip issue and had a lack of motion because of it. She was able to return my hip motion to normal and I was pain free after one session! My physical therapist couldn't believe the difference the day after. Thank you, Babette!
— Jennifer H.