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Jessica Wheeler LMBT Experienced massage therapist with 7+ years of intentional focus on health and wellness

Seven years into this work, and the thing that still gets me is the moment someone’s shoulders finally drop.I went out o...
10/25/2026

Seven years into this work, and the thing that still gets me is the moment someone’s shoulders finally drop.

I went out on my own two years ago for one reason: I wanted to actually build the session around the person on the table. Some weeks that’s cupping and decompression work, other weeks it’s hot stones, etc.
I’d rather ask what you need than hand you the same routine I gave the last six people.

That’s the whole job, and I still love it.

Open Tuesday through Saturday, closed Mondays. Sessions start at $80 — book online.



https://www.fresha.com/a/pb-beauty-bar-mooresville-116-morlake-drive-wpj5c9kt

Mondays I’m closed, and that’s the day the room gets put back together for the week.  Fresh linens, stones checked, wash...
10/12/2026

Mondays I’m closed, and that’s the day the room gets put back together for the week. Fresh linens, stones checked, washed, and sanitized, cups cleaned and laid out, table topper and warmer all working and set.

Nobody sees this part, but it’s half of why a session feels the way it does.

Decompression (cupping) is open all week — $90 for 60 minutes, $130 for 90. The 90 is the one people are surprised exists, and it’s the one that lets me work thorough and slowly.

Tue/Wed 10–4, Thu 12–7, Fri 11–4, Sat 10–4. Book on Fresha

Seven years ago I got licensed thinking I’d learn one style and get good at it.Two years into running my own practice, I...
10/11/2026

Seven years ago I got licensed thinking I’d learn one style and get good at it.

Two years into running my own practice, I’ve learned the opposite. Nobody walks in with a textbook body. The desk-neck client and the post-marathon client need completely different hands, and the only way I’ve found to actually help is to build the session around the person in front of me — cupping, neuromuscular work, hot stone, lymphatic, or some mix of all of it.

Seven years in and I’m no longer interested in being a one-technique therapist.

If your body has been asking for attention, I’ve got room this week. Decompression (cupping) sessions are $90 for 60 minutes or $130 for 90 — most people don’t realize time is better than aggression, and it’s the session I’d pick for myself.

09/16/2026

It's Trap Tuesday 🐝

Stress, screens, and carrying every grocery bag in one trip all end up parked right there in your traps

Good news: I know exactly where the bees are hiding.🤣

Now you know my intrusive thought theme song during a quiet session 🐝

Deep tissue or decompression cupping, 60 or 90 minutes. Sessions start at $90.
Book on Fresha, link in bio 📍 Mooresville, NC

Cups on, Cups off — and the circles land exactly where the cups were sitting. That's the question I get every week.No, i...
09/10/2026

Cups on, Cups off — and the circles land exactly where the cups were sitting.
That's the question I get every week.
No, it doesn't hurt. And no, those aren't bruises.

A bruise comes from impact. Something pressed into the tissue hard enough to break it. Cupping pulls the other direction — the suction lifts the tissue instead of pressing into it, and the color you're seeing is blood and fluid drawn up toward the surface where circulation was sluggish. Where the tissue is already loose, there's barely any color at all.

They're painless, and they fade in days.

Decompression sessions are $90 for 60 minutes, $130 for 90. Booking link in bio. Questions in the comments — that's what they're for.

📍 Mooresville, NC · Licensed Massage Therapy · NC LMBT #17720

09/10/2026

Cupping doesn't press into tissue. It lifts it.

Almost everything else I do in a session works by compression — hands, forearms, bodyweight, all pressing in. Cupping is the one technique that does the opposite. The cup creates suction and draws the skin and fascia upward, opening space where tissue has been sitting stuck against the muscle underneath.

Pressing on tissue that's already compressed has limits. Lifting it gives it somewhere to go.
The layers glide more freely against each other, fresh blood gets pulled into the area, and irritated tissue tends to settle instead of bracing. Most people describe the difference afterwards as feeling looser.

And the marks — because someone always asks. They aren't bruises from an injury. Darker marks usually point to tighter or more congested areas.

If your shoulders have been up around your ears for a month, this is the one to try.

📍 Mooresville, NC · NC LMBT #17720
Booking link in bio

06/04/2026

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116 Morlake Drive Suite 103
Mooresville, NC
28117

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