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iwc Mind Body Boutique Adds New Services

The iwc Mind Body Boutique, an integrative wellness center, has recently added several new practitioners and services. Walter Tayburn, LMT, offers neuromuscular, Swedish, and sports massage. Aromatherapy and the Raindrop technique can be added to his massage services. Maggie McKenna, LMT, offers Swedish, acupressure, deep tissue, warm bamboo and Reiki energy massage. Christine Femia, ACSM, offers stretch therapy and Pilates, while Melissa Ryan, RYT, offers yoga and meditation classes in group and private settings. These practitioners join Valerie Merton, LPC, iwc founder, who provides psychotherapy for groups, families, adolescents, and adults in the historic Nathan Cooper Building, 401 Route 24, in Chester.

Call 908-879-8700 or visit iwcnj.com for more information.

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