About Vickie Branch

*Within 24 hours of each visit, you will be asked about potential exposure to COVID-19.  Upon arrival you must sign or initial a document stating you understand the risk of infection and give consent to receive bodywork.

*Upon arrival, you must wait in your car until I text or wave you in. Our waiting room is closed. This is to ensure limited exposure to other people in the office. If someone is escorting you, they must wait elsewhere.

*I'll greet you at the door, ask that you wash your hands or use hand sanitizer, then escort you to the treatment room. 

*Please bring a face mask to use while you are in the building and during your treatment. I will also wear a mask and change into a fresh top for each appointment. 

*Hand sanitizer will be located in each treatment room and the reception area. Please use as needed.

Vickie Branch is a licensed  New Hampshire Massage Therapist with over 30 years in practice. She completed her osteopathic training at the Canadian College of Osteopathy, Toronto, Ontario in 2005.

To feed her knowledge of the body, Vickie has developed a relationship with Dartmouth Medical School and Franklin Pierce University to assist in cadaver dissection and teaching.  She is also a student of Sikaran Martial Arts, a Philippine style of karate. She is a 3rd degree Black Belt student and continues to study and teach at the dojo.

Vickie maintains a private practice in New London, NH. Office hours are by appointment only and can not be booked online. I will return your call or email to determine if your condition is appropriate for treatment.

Osteopathy
I design a session that is a personalized health and balance treatment based on traditional osteopathic philosophies and techniques. I embrace the osteopathic philosophy that the body has a natural ability to self-regulate and heal itself. To empower this ability, the body must have an unrestricted circulation of fluids including the blood, lymph, and digestive juices. The focus of my therapy is the identification and treatment of physical and/or emotional obstructions that impede the circulation of fluids.