Julie Lingenfelter, CMT

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Get to know Certified Massage Therapist & Esthetician Julie Lingenfelter, who treats clients in San Jose, California.

Julie is a certified massage therapist specializing in therapeutic massage, Shiatsu, Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, lymphatic drainage massage, sports massage, and prenatal massage. She works as an esthetician at Strada Salon and Day Spa in San Jose, California.

Strada, (‘way’ or ‘path’ in Italian), will lead clients to their own personal zone of beauty. The facility offers services which are performed by professional staff, using the latest state-of-the-art salon equipment. Its mission is to provide a pleasurable and serene atmosphere where the team of experts carry clients away from the stresses of everyday life.

“I believe in facilitating the body, and mind, in healing itself through the amazing gift of the spirit of our creator” expressed Julie. Aromatherapy through Young Living Essential oils has added a life-giving lift in her practice and her own wellness. 

Licensed since 1997, She found the gift of massage and earned her basic certification with a year of education at the Runes Wellness Therapeutic Massage Center & School in Santa Clara. Prior to entering the field of massage therapy, she earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Cosmetology in 1986, and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from South University. She also completed a six-month internship at Starlight Community Services.

With over two decades of experience in her field, Julie attributes her success to having great mentors such as Rayna Lumbard, who inspired her to do positive psychology. She is a member of the Unstoppable Women of Silicon Valley, hoping to connect with other women in the community that are like-minded in promoting health and wellness. 

A Certified Massage Therapist (CMT) treats clients by using their hands to manipulate muscles and other soft tissues of the body. Through touch and pressure, the CMT works to improve the client’s overall wellness by relieving pain, soothing injuries, increasing relaxation, and improving circulation.

An esthetician in an individual who specializes in the beautification of the skin. They provide services focused on skin care including, but not limited to, skin treatments, facials, makeup application, and hair removal.

In her spare time, Julie enjoys spending time with family and friends, being outdoors, dining, and traveling. She is an avid reader of all major holistic publications, research, and journals.

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Julie Lingenfelter, CMT, is a Remarkable Massage Therapist in Sunnyvale, California

Julie Lingenfelter, CMT, is a certified massage therapist with 19 years of experience in her field. She specializes in therapeutic massage, Shiatsu, Swedish massage, deep tissue massage, lymphatic drainage massage, sports massage and prenatal massage. “I believe in facilitating the body, and mind, in healing it's self through the amazing gift of the spirit of our creator”, Julie says. She works through Strada Salon & Day Spa and also The Massage Zone in Sunnyvale, California. Aromatherapy through Young Living Essential oils has added a life giving lift in her practice and her own wellness. She found the gift of massage and earned her basic certification with a year of education at the school of Runes Wellness in Santa Clara. While she worked at the school she added modalities Shiatsu, reflexology, and lymphatic draining. “Psychology will be incorporated into my practice when I earn my B.S. degree in 2016”, Julie says. For more information about Julie Lingenfelter, CMT, please visit www.themassagezone.biz and www.stradadayspa.com.

Julie Lingenfelter, CMT, received her master’s degree in 2007 and completed a 6-month internship at Starlight. She is a board certified massage therapist and was also named one of the Unstoppable Women of Sunnyvale. She engages in local public speaking and credits her success to great mentors. An avid reader of all major holistic publications, research, and journals, Julie dedicates to family and friends as well as outdoor activities, dining, and traveling. She is a California state certified massage therapist and has been licensed since 1997. Prior to entering the field of massage therapy, she earned a degree in cosmetology in 1986. For more information about Julie Lingenfelter, CMT, please visit https://www.findatopdoc.com/doctor/82735253-Julie-Lingenfelter-Massage-Therapist. 
 

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