The mission of Quiet Moments is to help clients understand how stress can undermine both our mental and physical health and the important role massage plays in helping the mind and body to relax and de-stress. Most salons and spas offer 60 minute sessions, but usually the client is only getting 45-50 minutes of actual massage. At Quiet Moments you receive 30, 70 or 90 minutes of actual massage, depending on session time scheduled. Meg Fiddler is the the owner/therapist at Quiet Moments. She has extended the traditional 60 minute massage session to 70 minutes, so clients can really have a sense of what it feels like to relax their mind and body.
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The original Quiet Moments opened in 1997 in Merriam, Kansas. The goal was to establish a massage therapy practice that promoted massage as a way to combat stress and relieve muscle tension. Meg's motto has always been, "massage for stress reduction and relaxation." In 2007, Meg moved her practice to Liberty, Missouri.
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Meg Fiddler is the owner and therapist at Quiet Moments. She is a nationally certified massage therapist, licensed in the state of Missouri. She graduateded from The Massage Therapy Training Institute's 500-hour program with additional work from BMSI in Overland Park, Kansas. She is also a reiki master and an attunement practitioner.
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When scheduling your appointment please inform the therapist if you are under a doctor's care for any conditions or pregnant, as Quiet Moments does not offer pregnancy massage. Massage has existed for thousands of years, from the Greeks, Romans, Chinese and Egyptians, touch has been a universal way to relax the body and relieve pain.
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When scheduling your appointment please inform the therapist if you are under a doctor's care for any conditions or if you are pregnant, Quiet Moments does not offer pregnancy massage. Massage sessions are by appointment only. It is recommended that appointments be scheduled in advance, as same day appointments cannot always be accommodated.
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Tracy Tucker
May 27, 2021
