About Amanda
Who is Amanda Etienne
Amanda – Licensed Massage Therapist
Amanda is a seasoned Massage Therapist with over a decade of experience in the healing arts. She refined her skills through focused study at the UWI Open Campus – University of the West Indies and the YTEPP Swedish Massage Institute, building a strong foundation in both technique and client care.
Specializing in Swedish Massage, Therapeutic Massage, and Cupping, Amanda brings a thoughtful, client-centered approach to every session. Her work is rooted in a deep understanding of the body and a sincere commitment to helping others feel their best.
Amanda finds genuine fulfillment in the relief and renewed energy her clients experience after treatment. Her calm presence, skilled hands, and passion for wellness have earned her the trust and appreciation of clients throughout her career.
Through ten years of dedicated practice, Amanda has become a trusted professional known for delivering effective, rejuvenating, and compassionate care.
Amanda Ettiene, LMT
License #: MA107048
Treatments Available
Swedish Massage
Sports Massage w/ Stretching
Therapeutic Massage
The most popular massage in the west (and in our center); traditional Swedish massage, also known as the "classical massage," consists mainly of long strokes over oiled skin and kneading of the outer layers of muscle tissue to reduce stress and soothe sore joints and muscles. Swedish massage relaxes the nervous system, aids circulation, and helps with detoxification.
Therapeutic Massage
Sports Massage w/ Stretching
Therapeutic Massage
A fusion of massage modalities that incorporates techniques from eastern and western modalities. A variety of techniques are used to restore correct anatomical musculoskeletal relationships, neuromuscular patterns, and to increase the circulation of blood in order to facilitate healing and prevent further injury.
Sports Massage w/ Stretching
Sports Massage w/ Stretching
Sports Massage w/ Stretching
Sports massage therapy is a type of massage that is focused and systematic, includes passive and active stretching, with the purpose of targeting muscles that are used in sports. It uses various techniques to decrease muscle pain and improve recovery, as well as improve overall range of motion and flexibility to support safe and effective movement.