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Jodie Thomas dances for the Pacific Northwest Ballet. From humble beginnings in St. Maries, Idaho (a town so small it didn’t even have a movie theatre), Jodie has danced her way into the big leagues. 
She moved from her hometown to study in Spokane at the age of 14, and then to Seattle two years later to study at the Pacific Northwest Ballet School. Today, she is an accomplished soloist for the company.
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Crave Seattle book is a unique and stylish guidebook for Seattle living that showcases some of the most creative, interesting, and gutsy women entrepreneurs throughout the city
The latest issue, released in August 2008, included a write up on Larisa Goldin, founder of Dreamclinic. See the spread from the book below.
Click here to learn more about the Crave Seattle guidebook
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By Laura G., LMP
Fascia is connective tissue that’s made of thin sheets of collagen, the main protein that supports all of our bodily tissues and organs. This paper thin tissue wraps each muscle fiber, group of fibers, muscle, group of muscles, and lastly each limb. Layers of fascia go from very superficial (directly under the skin) to very deep (inside joint capsules). Regular movement and good hydration keep fascia healthy. When fascia is working correctly, it ...
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Every couple of years, Allure Magazine, the beauty and fashion monthly for women, turns its focus to massage, seeking to bring its readers their pick of the best spot to go to in each of the major metropolitan centers.Posted by:
Earlier this year, Dreamclinic founder and president, Larisa Goldin was a guest on the Dr. Pat Show and gave a series of three, one-hour radio interviews. Larisa spoke about the past that led her to create Dreamclinic and the benefits of massage for the mainstream. The interviews have been archived and you can listen to them anytime.
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“You voted for the best Massage in Seattle, and we counted…” is how Citysearch introduced its top vote-getters in the Massage Category in 2007. And the votes put Dreamclinic at number one in Seattle.
Not only did Dreamclinic win the Citysearch Audience Award, based on the number of votes cast by the city’s massage-goers but, it swept the Massage category by also earning the Editorial Award, which reflects ...
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Both of Seattle’s monthly magazines, Seattle Magazine and Seattle Metropolitan, have listed Dreamclinic among the best places in the city for massage.
January’s issue of Seattle Metropolitan compiles an alternative health guide for Seattleites. The guide covers fifteen natural ways to maintain wellness, including Chinese herbs, acupuncture, and, of course, massage therapy. Dreamclinic topped the list of where to go in Seattle to ...
Continue Reading →This November Seattle Magazine named Dreamclinic Best Sports Massage in Seattle for 2006.
Seattle Magazine bestowed this honor on Dreamclinic at the annual “Party of the Year” charity event, held November 16, 2006, and featured the clinic in their December 2006 issue.
“We are pleased with this recognition, especially in light of the fact that Dreamclinic did not seek ...
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A family vacation is one of the worst times to get injured, particularly if that injury has long-lasting effects. But that’s exactly how Larry French’s debilitating pain in his shoulders began.
Avid globe-trotters, both Larry and his wife Mary Kay travel
with youth soccer teams, volunteering their time and mentorship. The duo have recently published a book for travel enthusiasts.
Larry and his family were traveling out of town when he tried to rescue some ...
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By Larisa Goldin, MBA, LMP
Fibromyalgia Syndrome, or FMS, is a condition that involves significant pain in the muscles and joints of the body. People suffering from fibromyalgia often seek out massage therapy as a means of temporary relief from pain. Dreamclinic sat down for an interview with client Margaret Mulroney, a registered nurse and advocate for greater understanding and information about FMS.
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