Message from Healing Hands Wellness & Massage Center
Luxurious mind-body healing that everyone can afford.
- Massage Therapy
- Acupuncture and Chiropractic
- Nutrition
Healing Hands offers a serene, zen-like atmosphere in which to heal you from the inside out. The stresses of everyday life can cause physical and emotional imbalance, and we're here to reverse those processes. We provide quality holistic bodywork in the form of massage therapy, acupuncture, nutrition and chiropractic care, to promote health and treat ailments.
Healing Hands has two convenient locations:
414 N Larchmont Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90004
323-461-7876
303 S Crescent Hts (at 3rd St)
Los Angeles, CA 90048
323-782-3900
Come refresh, renew and restore your well being in our tranquil healing space.
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Healing Hands Wellness Ctr
(323) 461-7876
414 N Larchmont Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90004
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Editorial Description by Citysearch
Larchmont holistic center offers reasonably priced massages ranging from Swedish to shiatsu, as well as acupuncture and chiropractic, in a quaint cottage setting.
Rated 9.7 out of 10 by Citysearch.
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pleasant atmosphere and professional staff 
I was pleasantly surprised after my first massage at Healing Hands. The staff is really good (and I am really picky about massage). Consistent and impeccably clean. I highly recommend this massage center for the price.
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no parking
I was happy with my massage however, parking on 3rd street!!! Too bad it is such a hassel. I rode around for 20 minutes.
Posted 07/07/08 at 8:39am
Facilities Good. Massage was disappointing.
I asked the receptionist for someone who would do an excellent 90 minute focussed deep tissue on my upper back. When I say deep tissue, I want deep tissue. My guy had some weird technique that I've never experienced. I've had many massages, all different types, and this was just awkward. I really feel so disappointed for the experience. His touch was too light, he wasn't intuitive, and he didn't seem confident. What bummer. My back still hurts and I feel like I wasted my money and time. I'm going to contact the place directly with this feedback and have them recommend someone else to me. The place is really nice and I like the affordability, but I really didn't enjoy the massage. Very, very frustrating.
Pros: Decent facilities, friendly staff
Cons: Wrong therapist for me
Posted 05/23/08 at 3:01pm
Thank God for Healing Hands -- now with a Rolfer!
As a massage therapist, I've always felt really thankful for such a great place -- both locations are so convenient, the therapists are top-rate, and the price can't be beat. I have just begun receiving Rolfing sessions (a specific *very* deep tissue technique to re-align the body structurally) from Jon, and I can't stop talking about it. My wrist and forearms have never been so open, my legs are super happy during yoga practice now, and my feet have never felt better. My whole body feels alive. I highly recommend it, though it's pretty intense and not for the faint of heart. It's awesome!
Posted 05/03/08 at 8:06pm
Shocking!!!!
I just can't believe my eyes...I rarely write reviews, but felt so compelled after mwilliams crazy review. I've been seeing Adam for at least 3 yrs now and have never been disappointed. He is an amazing therapist. He does wonderful, deep, specific work. Which I assume requires the use of thumbs :) YOU ROCK ADAM!!
Posted 05/03/08 at 5:28pm
Worst Massage Experience Ever
I went to Healing Hands because of all the glowing reviews I read online. I was actually really excited for my treatment as I had been needing to get a massage for quite a while. As soon as my therapist (Adam) put his hands on me, I couldn't wait for the massage to be over. He basically massaged me with one hand, mostly what felt like his thumb, the whole time. He spent little time on my back and from my previous massage axperiences the back tends to be focused on. It just seemed like he was putting little effort into my massage the entire time. I help myself back from actually getting up and walking out in the middle of the massage. On top of the horrible massage, the room they put me in was so noisy. It was next to the front desk so the whole time I could hear the phone ringing and people walking around. Not relaxing at all. And to top it off, when my massage was over and I left the room, there was no one to be found...not my therapist to say thank you, not a receptionist, no one. I walked out of there feeling like I wasted my time and money and still in need of a good massage.
Posted 04/29/08 at 9:46am
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