Past Tense Therapeutic Massage

Past Tense Therapeutic Massage Hi, I'm Shirl Ensz, a massage therapist. I use long gliding strokes, kneading, and trigger point work, along with some myofascial release and stretching.

I tend to be heavier handed but will always adjust the pressure to your comfort level.

What a great way to end a session with me.... Lately I've loved giving the facial massage... It's amazing how much tensi...
06/12/2026

What a great way to end a session with me.... Lately I've loved giving the facial massage... It's amazing how much tension we can hold in our jaws and temples especially. A reminder of just how connected the body is. 🤍

A glimpse into Past Tense Therapeutic Massage.Jasmine perfectly captured the cozy, peaceful atmosphere I hope every clie...
05/30/2026

A glimpse into Past Tense Therapeutic Massage.
Jasmine perfectly captured the cozy, peaceful atmosphere I hope every client feels when they walk through the door. You did an incredible job. Thank you!! 🤍 I look forward to sharing more of these promotional pictures in the near future 🤍 Jasmine Strecker Images

05/27/2026

Feeling thankful and blessed ❤️

Good morning!! 🌞 I am booked and busy these days ❤️
05/20/2026

Good morning!! 🌞 I am booked and busy these days ❤️

One of the most common things people notice during a massage is that their nose suddenly feels “plugged up” when they’re...
05/17/2026

One of the most common things people notice during a massage is that their nose suddenly feels “plugged up” when they’re lying face down. Most people assume it’s pressure from the face cradle or that the massage is “moving toxins,” but the explanation is usually much more straightforward and anatomical.

Inside the nose are structures called turbinates. These are curved shelves of tissue lined with blood vessels whose job is to warm, humidify, and filter the air you breathe. The tissue inside the turbinates naturally expands and shrinks throughout the day as blood flow changes.

When you’re upright, gravity helps keep blood distributed lower in the body. But when you lie face down — especially with your head level to or below your heart — blood flow shifts more toward the head and neck. This can cause the blood vessels inside the turbinates to temporarily enlarge, narrowing the nasal airway and creating the sensation of congestion.

At the same time, mucus that normally drains toward the back of the throat while upright may shift forward because of your position. That’s why some people feel the need to blow their nose after turning over during a massage.

In most cases, this is completely normal and temporary. The massage itself is not creating mucus or “releasing toxins.” What people are experiencing is usually positional nasal congestion — a normal response of the nasal tissues and circulation to body position and gravity.

Mother's Day is about here!!! I've got you covered if you're wondering what to give 🫶🏽💐 any mama will take the gift of s...
05/07/2026

Mother's Day is about here!!! I've got you covered if you're wondering what to give 🫶🏽💐 any mama will take the gift of some relaxation!!💕 I could probably make a run up town if I had enough who would like to purchase one! Or I'll be at work tomorrow... Just let me know ❤️

🚨Tip: When finding my new location, for some reason gps will probably try to route you on country roads. 🤔 A much better...
04/20/2026

🚨Tip: When finding my new location, for some reason gps will probably try to route you on country roads. 🤔 A much better route is to take 54 until you reach south 39th Ave. Hopefully this helps! 🤞🏽❤️

Just wow..what a couple of weeks! 🤍🥳 I love seeing you all come through my door again!! Slowly but surely we're getting ...
04/18/2026

Just wow..what a couple of weeks! 🤍🥳 I love seeing you all come through my door again!! Slowly but surely we're getting all the little kinks worked out! Thanks to all your support my books are filled through May 👏🏽🫶🏽 I am grateful. Thank you! If you want to get in this summer, now's your chance! As always I will post if there is a cancellation and I don't have someone to fill it 🥰

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10232 39th Avenue
Haviland, KS
67059

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+16203881098

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