Mae Bowen Massage Therapy LLC

08/24/2026

Meet FaceSculpting Massage. ✨

Sometimes the difference is visible before you even get off the table. 👀

The photo in this post was taken during the same session after I worked on only ONE side of the face.

But FaceSculpting works best as a practice, not a one-time treatment. For clients looking for progressive results, I recommend a session every 2 weeks for approximately 6 months.

Think of it a little like training the body: one session can create a noticeable change, but consistency is where we get to see how your face responds over time.

After that, we can determine a maintenance schedule based on your facial tension, goals, and how your tissues respond.

No needles. No machines. Just skilled hands + anatomy.

And yes… it also feels really good. 🌿
Individual results vary.

Book your FaceSculpting Massage at maebowenmassage.com

08/16/2026

07/22/2026

We often think of stress as something we feel. But sometimes we wear it.

This work isn’t about chasing perfection. It’s about creating space for your face and your nervous system to soften.

If that sounds like something you need, I’d love to see you.

Book your Face Sculpting Massage at maebowenmassage.com

06/02/2026

I’m incredibly excited for what’s ahead. Thank you to everyone who has trusted me with their bodies, stories, healing, stress, grief, weird shoulder tension, jaw clenching, and nervous systems over the years. This practice continues to grow because of you, and I’m grateful every day to do work that feels this meaningful.

There’s a quiet little evolution happening inside my massage room lately, and it felt like time to share it. Some of the changes are practical, some are creative, and some …

05/21/2026

Soft lighting. Warm table. Quiet mind. Work that meets your nervous system before it meets your muscles.

Customized therapeutic massage for pain relief, nervous system regulation, and deep rest. Learn more here: https://maebowenmassage.com

05/07/2026

Anger gets a bad reputation. Most people were never taught how to feel it, only how to suppress it, avoid it, or clean it up quickly so it doesn’t make anyone uncomfortable.

But anger isn’t the issue. It’s information. It’s the body’s way of saying something isn’t right, a boundary was crossed, or something needs to change. It’s active and mobilizing. It wants movement.

The problem is, most people don’t get to complete that response.

Anger gets a bad reputation. Most people were never taught how to feel it, only how to suppress it, avoid it, or clean it up quickly so it doesn’t make …

04/29/2026

Grief is not just sadness.

It’s disorientation.
It’s heaviness.
It’s the body trying to process something it can’t fix.

And unlike stress that comes and goes, grief doesn’t follow a clean timeline. It lingers. It loops. It reshapes how someone moves through the world.

Most people expect grief to be emotional.

What they don’t expect is how physical it becomes.

Grief Doesn’t Just Live in Your Mind Grief is not just sadness. It’s disorientation, heaviness, and the body trying to process something it often can’t fix. Unlike stress that comes …

04/28/2026

Your body is not bad at handling stress.
It’s actually very good at it. Almost annoyingly efficient.

The problem is modern life keeps hitting “pause” right in the middle of the process.

Let’s talk about what that process is—and how to let your body finish what it keeps trying to complete.

Stress isn’t just a feeling. It’s a physiological sequence. At its most basic, the body expects this pattern: 1. Stressor → 2. Thoughts/Meaning → 3. Action/Response → 4. Resolution Think …