Wolf Therapeutic Massage

Massage became a healing force in Rhonda Wolf‘s life, so much that she retired from her career of over 20 years  as a psychotherapist to become a massage therapist.  Rhonda went to The Colorado Institute of Massage Therapy and practiced in Colorado.   Longing to return to her home state of Arkansas, she and her husband moved to Russellville and opened Wolf Therapeutic Massage in January 2019.  Rhonda is an Upledger Institute of CranioSacral Therapy Medallion member. She is delighted with being a massage therapist, being part of the Denver Clinic team, and being near her family and friends in the beautiful River Valley area. 

CranioSacral Therapy (CST) is a gentle way to support and nourish your nervous system, improving overall health and well-being.  This is great for people who need a gentle touch instead of massage or those who want to have a compliment for their medical treatment. Rhonda Wolf has completed the Upledger Institute‘s first stage towards CST certification.  When you purchase three 45-60 minute CranooSacral sessions at $75 your fourth one is free.   

“I have had 4 cranial sacral sessions with wonderful results! I am recommending this to many of my clients and friends”. -Karena

”That is the first time my hip hasn’t hurt in I don’t know how long. I mean it’s been years.”-Debbie (after her second session of CranioSacral Therapy)

 CranioSacral Therapy session for $75. Sessions are 45 to 60 minutes. Get your fourth session free.  

The Denver Clinic is a group of dedicated mental health therapists and one massage therapist working towards helping their clients heal and have fulfilling and healthy lives.  Located behind Hindsman and Son, this practice is here to serve you. 

Does insurance cover massage?

If you had an accident or car insurance claim, massage or  CranioSacral Therapy may be covered. You MUST contact your insurance provider before receiving the massage. Rhonda is a Certified Neuromuscular Therapist and can work with car insurance coverage, if you have been injured in a car accident.

Household Spending Accounts (HSA) often cover sessions. Check with your carrier. 

My mental health counselor recommended massage to help me with my issues, is this something you can provide? 

Yes! Rhonda has a background as a Licensed Professional Counselor. She is happy to work with your therapist to help you go a deeper level in your work in counseling. 

I have some issues with modesty, do I have to undress for massage? 

No,  although it will change how you experience massage,  you can wear workout clothes and still receive a beneficial massage.  Keep in mind that Aroma Therapy Massage and Hot Stone Massage are the exceptions to this. 

What does "undress to your level of comfort" mean? 

Massage therapists will tell you this before you get on the massage table. Some people prefer to leave on their underwear and others don't. Your therapist will be careful to cover your private areas throughout your massage. 

My therapist asked me what kind of pressure do I like, what does that mean?

Therapists can adapt how deeply you are massaged based on your comfort level. This is entirely up to your comfort level. Be sure to communicate with your therapist throughout your massage if you want the pressure to be adjusted. 

Please contact Rhonda if you have any questions.