Massage Franchise News

Entrepreneur.com ran a slideshow of business lessons from eight military veterans in franchising that included advice from Allan Larson, owner of the Elements Massage Brentwood studio.“In Special Ops and Special Forces, we work in small teams.  It was just like small business. We didn’t have a big corporation or a battalion near us, so we had to do pretty much...

Buckhead Patch ran a feature on Gary and Elspeth England, owners of the new Elements Massage Buckhead studio.“We’re focused on providing customized massages to every client – our therapists use the right technique and right pressure that you just don’t find at run-of-the-mill massage retailers,” said Elspeth. “The Elements franchise was founded...

The Loudoun Times recognized the opening of the new Elements Massage Ashburn studio and its owners, Jim and Karen Pallotta.“We’re focused on providing customized massages to every client – our therapists use the right technique and right pressure that you just don’t find at run-of-the-mill massage retailers,” Jim Pallotta said. “The Elements...

New You magazine included Regina Swartz, owner of the Elements Massage Salmon Creek studio, in a recent feature titled "Beating the Odds" about women who overcame serious health conditions or disabilities. "Massage was the one thing that helped me with my symptoms -- so I decided to open an Elements Therapeutic Massage franchise.  It's true that when you love what you do,...

The Colorado Springs Business Journal chronicled Eric Tuskind's journey from being a bank vice president five years ago to owner of the Elements Massage Springs Ranch and Briargate studios today.“I wanted to pursue something I was really passionate about. I came across Elements and I was interested in their business model,” Tuskind said. “We focus exclusively...

Cincinnati.com recognized the opening of the new Elements Massage Mason studio and its owner, Tom Wilmanns.“What sets us apart is our dedication to listening to clients’ needs in order to pair them with the right massage therapist. We identify key details such as type of massage desired, specific pressure needs and individual issues before matching clients and therapists....

The Deerfield Review profiled Suzanne Rossi, owner of the Elements Massage Bannockburn studio.“It’s an upscale concept focused on the right things,” Rossi said of Elements. “The philosophy is about making massage very accessible to people, meaning reasonable price points, lots of availability, being open seven day a week and having a truly therapeutic...

The New Jersey Moms Guide interviewed Sherry Mandel, owner of the Elements Cranford studio, about why she got into the wellness industry and how she balances work and family."Elements is focused on health and wellbeing and in order to help people achieve optimum balance in their lives, Elements focuses on tailoring each massage to meet the needs of each individual client," said...

The Live Well Network featured Jennifer Colmanares, therapist from the Elements Missouri City studio, talking about DIY massage techniques:Jennifer Colmanares with Elements Massage recommends regular massage appointments, but says you can get some of the same relaxing results using items from your home.  "All really inexpensive stuff you probably have in your kitchen or...

Highlands Ranch, Colo. (Sept. 3, 2013) -- With a new studio opening every week on average, Elements Therapeutic Massage has achieved its fastest growth rate since the company started franchising in 2006. In keeping with burgeoning consumer demand, the nearly-150-unit chain has agreements signed for an additional 163 studios across the country and new client trials are up...