Deb Jones LMT

Never had a massage before?

A festival massage is the perfect introduction!

🎟️✨Chair Massage: A fully clothed 10–15 minute session in a specialized massage chair, perfect for easing tension in your neck, shoulders, back, and arms.

Table Massage: Also fully clothed, with the option for gentle stretching, movement, and more focused work—sometimes it’s simply easier to relax lying down than sitting in a chair.

Whether you’re taking yoga classes, exploring the Vendor Village, or just need a few minutes to reset, stop by and see us. You might be surprised how much better you can feel in just 10–15 minutes! 🌿Roger Hall LMT & I both will be there!!

The calendar says Summer. 🌞

The thermometer says, “Are you sure about that?” 🥶

So for now, the flannel ski sheets are staying on the massage table. Day 3 of summer in the Catskills and we’re still practicing seasonal confusion. ❄️⛷️😂

At this point, I’m considering offering hot cocoa with every session. ☕️🤔🤦‍♀️

If anyone needs me, I’ll be providing therapeutic massage and emotional support to all of us patiently waiting for temperatures above 70 degrees. 😆

Come see me & get a chair massage!!

✨ Meet Deb Jones, LMT, in the Vendor Village at the Catskill Mountain Yoga Festival! ✨

Deb’s approach to wellness is rooted in one simple goal: helping you move through life with greater ease. Through therapeutic massage, recovery support, and wellness education, she focuses on helping quiet pain, reduce stress, and support the body’s natural resilience.

Stop by her booth for a chair massage or to learn more about recovery, relaxation, and practical wellness tools that support your everyday health and well-being.

🎟️ Don’t forget to grab your raffle tickets! One lucky winner will receive a FREE 60-minute massage from Deb, along with the chance to win many other amazing prizes from our vendors.

🏆 No festival class pass is required to win raffle prizes.
🛍️ General Admission to the Vendor Village is FREE.
📍 Vendor Passports (more opportunities to win!) are available to registered festival attendees.
✨ You do not need to be present to win!

Come explore, connect, and discover all the incredible wellness resources waiting for you in the Vendor Village

The last several days my low back and left hip/glute pain had really flared up from repetitive work patterns and compensation issues that honestly I didn’t realize had gotten this bad until my body finally started “talking” pretty loudly.

Today I was able to get on Roger’s table for a focused 30-minute session, and the difference afterward was huge. Through targeted therapeutic massage work including muscle energy techniques and trigger point therapy, we were able to reduce a lot of the guarding and chronic tension patterns that had been pulling my hips too far anterior and stressing my sacrum and low back.

As a massage therapist myself, it was a really good reminder that these postural and musculoskeletal imbalances often don’t resolve from one isolated session. There’s real value in scheduling sessions closer together initially to help retrain dysfunctional patterns, reduce compensation, and reinforce better movement before the body falls right back into the same cycle again.

I’ve already booked another session this week and plan to continue with focused work over the next several weeks to really reinforce the changes we started today.

If you’ve been dealing with chronic pain, compensation patterns, or a nagging issue that just never fully resolves, I highly encourage you to reach out to Roger and get on his schedule.

And Roger — thank you for showing up for me today, especially on your birthday 🥳🎂 . The relief I feel tonight means I can continue showing up for my own clients this week, and I’m incredibly grateful for that. 🙏🤲🏼

https://athletechnews.com/ai-massage-company-aescape-insolvency-proceedings/

The recent fall of Aescape really highlights something I’ve believed all along: massage therapy cannot be replaced by a machine.
I’m not anti-technology at all. I support many wellness tools like red light therapy, cold therapy, PEMF, and other adjunctive devices. I think they can absolutely have a place in supporting health and recovery.
But massage therapy is different. True hands-on work involves skill, intuition, real-time assessment, adaptability, and human connection. A machine may imitate pressure, but it cannot replace the trained hands and therapeutic presence of an experienced massage therapist.
Nothing beats hands-on care.

Robot massage company, Aescape Inc, goes bust with shortfall of $157 million | Leisure Opportunities news US-based robotics wellness company Aescape Inc has entered insolvency proceedings following the sale of substantially all of its assets and escalating financial pressures.