I've been going to About Touch monthly for a couple of years now for Swedish massage. Anna, Brooke, Darryl, Michelle, Laurie, Jennifer, Hayley, Molly, and Stacie have all worked on me. A few minor bugs aside, this place is very good. Each therapist has their own style (and personality). Spend enough time with them, and you'll find ones whos' style works right for your body's needs. Brooke is best suited for deep tissue as she really presses in very hard. Darryl gets those joints moving. Hayley, Molly, Stacie, and Laurie are all A therapists. But Jennifer rocks. She's amazing. Her style works exceptionally well. She's one of only two A+ therapists I've known. I've been getting massages monthly since 1995 (and always try new ones.) You will always come across a few therapists whos style does not work well for your bodies needs. I find that they are few in number at About Touch. Parking can be a bit of a struggle since the office has few spaces. Pricing is in line with most other establishments. The atmosphere is clean & pleasant. They seem to have a few problems with losing staffers. It's probably Covid related. I can't keep staffed-up either. (That's a good reason to try new therapists.) I've seen some staffers leave that I really enjoyed have work on me. The on-line booking software doesn't work well enough. I've checked on hot stone massage and no therapists come up. Yet when I go to the office and talk directly with the therapists, they say they are qualified in that area. This has happened multiple times with multiple therapists for multiple years. So you might want to pay them a visit (or call) in making appointments if you want the Hot Stone service add-on. Be prepared to have them call you and cancel a few appointments (for any number of reasons.) I have never had them fail to send a reminder in both email and text form.If you've never had a massage before, make sure you have the following day off. But that's just the first massage. After that, you won't need the following day off. Be certain to honestly communicate all physical health concerns, and go to the bathroom before you go there, and scrub yourself from your toenails to the last follicle of hair before you go, and drink good water immediately after wards, and turn the phone off, Whew'.