Experience the Difference with Laber of Love Massage and Bodywork  

Timothyray Laber, LMT, CNMT, is the owner of Laber of Love Bodywork and Massage. As a specialist in various bodywork modalities, his practice offers Cranial Release Technique, Active Isolated Stretching, Therapeutic Deep Tissue Massage, Assisted Advanced Neuromuscular Massage Therapy, TMJ Therapy and Couples Training Massage, as well as other options for relaxation and stress reduction.     

If you are in search of genuine, sustainable relief from the effects of pain, stress, tension or injury, please schedule a consultation. Your posture, gait, and imbalances will be assessed to determine the best bodywork and massage treatment plan adressing the causes of your symptoms. You can schedule directly through Laber’s website, and consultations are available either in person or over the phone.   

 For more information, call 941-993-7572, email [email protected] or visit TimothyrayLaber.MassageTherapy.com.  

Tom O’Bryan, DC, DACBN, CIFM; Dr. Gladys McGarey; Deepak Chopra, M.D.

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