Mechanics of Healing

Met Steve, last week in the Arts and Craft in Lahaina. I always had a problem with my left side and my neck after Steve work on me I felt great. I have a better range of motion and the neck pain is gone. I would highly recommend him.

Steve’s massage is as good as it gets! I’ve had many massages around the world and in the USA and Steve definitely surpasses them all.
Last year, I met Steve at the Swap Meet on Saturday at Kahului. I was with friends who were in pain, and I said that they needed a good massage. I saw that Steve was board certified and that is important because I wanted someone who knew what he/​she was doing. I was able to watch and it was evident that this therapist is an expert. He knows the body and out integral each muscle, tendon, joint, is to the workings of the spine etc.
When we arrived in Maui this year, calling Steve for a massage was number one on my list of to do’s. I just completed a 90 minute massage and I have two regrets:
1. I wish I had scheduled a longer session.
2. We are leaving tomorrow and there won’t be time for another session.
OK, maybe I have three regrets. I wish Steve lived closer so I could schedule a massage once a week.

As a middle-​aged RN, I’d grown used to muscle-​skeletal pain/​discomfort. Steve not only relieved my pain, but gave me back the range-​of-​motion I had as a much younger man. I highly recommend this skilled and knowledgeable professional.

Steve’s massage is unique and effective. Each time I go to him with pain, I come away impressed with how very settled he makes me feel, and an appreciation for being out of pain. Thank you Steve for your intelligent and deep attention.

After hitting a raccoon, crashing my bike, landing on my head and right shoulder, I had a «frozen shoulder» down to my trunk. The adhesions during healing left me with very restricted movement. I couldn’t raise my right arm above shoulder height. My chiro recognized that he couldn’t correct this, and suggested that I see Steve.
As Steve explained to me, he was once an auto mechanic. This sense of the order of a complex assembly surely played a part in his selection of likely the toughest, most demanding massage course of instruction, including working on more than 3 dozen cadavers. The objective was to be able to isolate, massage and break adhesions (in my case) in muscle structures several layers deep.
For me, the multi-​week process was painful, absolutely necessary, and entirely successful. I no longer have any restrictions in my right side and arm movements.
Steve’s a keeper!