Stephanie Farrer Massage Therapy, Inc.
Stephanie Farrer, Licensed Massage Therapist MA51792 
Front lobby at Stephanie Farrer Massage Therapy, Inc. 
Deep Tissue Massage Specialty. 
Professional. Ethical. Medical. 
Cranial Release. Neuromuscular Therapy. Trigger Point. Orthomassage. 
Compassionate Bodywork For Pain Relief. 
Graston. Cupping. Myofascial Release. 
Gua Sha. Lymphatic. Post-Surgical. Reflexology. 
Stephanie Farrer, Licensed Massage Therapist. MA51792. MM21346.
My name is Stephanie Farrer, LMT, and I am a licensed massage therapist practicing in Sebring, Florida. I specialize in both Deep Tissue and Medical Massage Therapy, particularly serving patients who are looking to relieve muscular tension and discomfort.
Focus
My practice is based around the science behind using Therapeutic Massage to treat many types of chronic pain. This matters to me, as I formerly struggled with debilitating nerve damage for several years. During a failed chiropractic adjustment in my twenties, I suffered a lumbar spinal injury that required surgery and left me bedridden. In other words, I understand just how much chronic pain can alter one’s way of living.
After research, I started weekly treatments with a medical massage therapist. And I was shocked when the Neuromuscular, or Trigger Point Therapy, actually worked. It left me suddenly able to walk without assistance—and virtually pain free! Since then, I have made it my goal to offer others this same relief and freedom. To do this, I have spent the past 15 years learning, blending, and utilizing the massage techniques and tools that actually work.
“Stephanie has such a wonderful knowledge of the underlying causes of pain and a real desire to get a person past it. Combine that knowledge and desire with tremendous skill and that sums up what Stephanie is about. She’s serious about what she does but does it with a smile. She is a gift from God to those who suffer. I recommend her wholeheartedly and without reservation.”—Jeffrey G, Facebook Recommendation
What Works
Much like peeling back the layers of an onion, I find that softening the outer layers of fascia and tissue before performing the massage is vital. To begin a session, I use a combination of several techniques:
- Heat Therapy
- Silicone Cupping
- Graston/Gua Sha
- Myofascial Release
- Cranial Release Technique (CRT)
Frankly, I feel that these methods are crucial to ensure that Medical Massage is maximally effective while minimally painful. For this reason, I have included detailed information on each in the Tools section of the Services page and I encourage all of my patients to become familiar with them. Next, I use both Deep Tissue and Neuromuscular Therapy to release the tension from muscular tissue. Specifically, I am known to use both forearm and full-on digging elbows within my sessions. And yet, most ‘knots’ or ‘triggers’ can be undone without the hurt. This means that bruising and soreness afterward are usually mild—if they even turn up at all.
“I’ve had lots of different massages in my lifetime and Stephanie is the best. She quickly pinpoints problem areas and works on them. My back goes out on occasion and she helps get me up and going without pain. She is terrific and I highly recommend her services.”—Donna K, Google 5 Star Review
Who Massage Helps
Medical Massage is helpful for patients with most kinds of muscular pain, while Swedish Massage can be beneficial for patients who struggle with anxiety and other stress-related disorders. Massage may be beneficial for this list of common ailments:
- Low Back Pain
- Hip Pain
- Sciatic Nerve Pain or Sciatica
- Neck Pain
- Headache or Migraine
- Anxiety or Depression
- Stress Related Disorders
- Shoulder Pain and Rotator Cuff
- Golf or Tennis Injury
- Knee Pain Pre and Post Surgery
- Athletic Strain
- Post Surgical Lymphatic Drainage
- Plantar Fasciitis
- Limited Range of Motion
- Longevity for the Aging
This list is by no means exhaustive, and I would hate to see anyone suffer needlessly because they are dealing with something I haven’t mentioned. So, I encourage you to reach out to us. You just might be surprised to find out, like me, that massage is the answer for you.
“Wow!! Stephanie is the BEST massage therapist I’ve ever been to!! She’s very concerned about your health and well being. The most relaxing day I’ve had in a while!! If your searching for a massage therapist, Stephanie Farrer is your lady!!”—Robin N, Yelp Review
Booking and Availability
We offer appointments Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM. You may book by using the button just above or by calling us at (863) 385-7105.
Location
Stephanie Farrer Massage Therapy, Inc. is located at 1251 US 27 South in Sebring, Florida. Specifically, it is inside Golfview Plaza, which is just between Hertz Rental Car and Wauchula State Bank on Highway 27. If you would like further information, or to know more about Stephanie Farrer Massage Therapy, Inc., please use the menu at the top of the page to fully navigate this site. Please check back for all the Latest News—I look forward to working with you!
“Just had the best massage! I most definitely will be back, and will be telling everyone I know to go to Stephanie. I have a very tense back and walked out feeling as if I was on clouds!”—Madeline, Facebook Recommendation
Stephanie Farrer Massage Therapy, Inc.
Stephanie Farrer, Licensed Massage Therapist MA51792 Front lobby at Stephanie Farrer Massage Therapy, Inc. Deep Tissue Massage Specialty. Professional. Ethical. Medical. Cranial Release. Neuromuscular Therapy. Trigger Point. Orthomassage. Compassionate Bodywork For Pain Relief. Graston. Cupping. Myofascial Release. Gua Sha. Lymphatic. Post-Surgical. Reflexology. Stephanie Farrer, Licensed Massage Therapist. MA51792. MM21346.
My name is Stephanie Farrer, LMT, and I am a licensed massage therapist practicing in Sebring, Florida. I specialize in both Deep Tissue and Medical Massage Therapy, particularly serving patients who are looking to relieve muscular tension and discomfort.
Focus
My practice is based around the science behind using Therapeutic Massage to treat many types of chronic pain. This matters to me, as I formerly struggled with debilitating nerve damage for several years. During a failed chiropractic adjustment in my twenties, I suffered a lumbar spinal injury that required surgery and left me bedridden. In other words, I understand just how much chronic pain can alter one’s way of living.
After research, I started weekly treatments with a medical massage therapist. And I was shocked when the Neuromuscular, or Trigger Point Therapy, actually worked. It left me suddenly able to walk without assistance—and virtually pain free! Since then, I have made it my goal to offer others this same relief and freedom. To do this, I have spent the past 15 years learning, blending, and utilizing the massage techniques and tools that actually work.
“Stephanie has such a wonderful knowledge of the underlying causes of pain and a real desire to get a person past it. Combine that knowledge and desire with tremendous skill and that sums up what Stephanie is about. She’s serious about what she does but does it with a smile. She is a gift from God to those who suffer. I recommend her wholeheartedly and without reservation.”—Jeffrey G, Facebook Recommendation
What Works
Much like peeling back the layers of an onion, I find that softening the outer layers of fascia and tissue before performing the massage is vital. To begin a session, I use a combination of several techniques:
- Heat Therapy
- Silicone Cupping
- Graston/Gua Sha
- Myofascial Release
- Cranial Release Technique (CRT)
Frankly, I feel that these methods are crucial to ensure that Medical Massage is maximally effective while minimally painful. For this reason, I have included detailed information on each in the Tools section of the Services page and I encourage all of my patients to become familiar with them. Next, I use both Deep Tissue and Neuromuscular Therapy to release the tension from muscular tissue. Specifically, I am known to use both forearm and full-on digging elbows within my sessions. And yet, most ‘knots’ or ‘triggers’ can be undone without the hurt. This means that bruising and soreness afterward are usually mild—if they even turn up at all.
“I’ve had lots of different massages in my lifetime and Stephanie is the best. She quickly pinpoints problem areas and works on them. My back goes out on occasion and she helps get me up and going without pain. She is terrific and I highly recommend her services.”—Donna K, Google 5 Star Review
Who Massage Helps
Medical Massage is helpful for patients with most kinds of muscular pain, while Swedish Massage can be beneficial for patients who struggle with anxiety and other stress-related disorders. Massage may be beneficial for this list of common ailments:
- Low Back Pain
- Hip Pain
- Sciatic Nerve Pain or Sciatica
- Neck Pain
- Headache or Migraine
- Anxiety or Depression
- Stress Related Disorders
- Shoulder Pain and Rotator Cuff
- Golf or Tennis Injury
- Knee Pain Pre and Post Surgery
- Athletic Strain
- Post Surgical Lymphatic Drainage
- Plantar Fasciitis
- Limited Range of Motion
- Longevity for the Aging
This list is by no means exhaustive, and I would hate to see anyone suffer needlessly because they are dealing with something I haven’t mentioned. So, I encourage you to reach out to us. You just might be surprised to find out, like me, that massage is the answer for you.
“Wow!! Stephanie is the BEST massage therapist I’ve ever been to!! She’s very concerned about your health and well being. The most relaxing day I’ve had in a while!! If your searching for a massage therapist, Stephanie Farrer is your lady!!”—Robin N, Yelp Review
Booking and Availability
We offer appointments Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM. You may book by using the button just above or by calling us at (863) 385-7105.
Location
Stephanie Farrer Massage Therapy, Inc. is located at 1251 US 27 South in Sebring, Florida. Specifically, it is inside Golfview Plaza, which is just between Hertz Rental Car and Wauchula State Bank on Highway 27. If you would like further information, or to know more about Stephanie Farrer Massage Therapy, Inc., please use the menu at the top of the page to fully navigate this site. Please check back for all the Latest News—I look forward to working with you!
“Just had the best massage! I most definitely will be back, and will be telling everyone I know to go to Stephanie. I have a very tense back and walked out feeling as if I was on clouds!”—Madeline, Facebook Recommendation
