• The Power of Vibration
    Imagine a universe where absolutely nothing vibrates.
    No humming atoms. No rippling light. No beating hearts. No voices. No music. No warmth. No life.
    The universe would be frozen into perfect silence—not because it was peaceful, but because nothing would be happening.

Vibration on the Body

Enhanced Blood Flow: Vibrations dilate blood vessels, which increases the flow of oxygen and nutrients to muscles and theoretically improves recovery times.
Neuromuscular Activation: The rapid back-and-forth movement challenges your body’s proprioceptive system (the brain’s awareness of your body’s position), improving balance, coordination, and reflexes.
Pain and Stress Reduction: Stimulating muscles and joints can help alleviate chronic discomfort (like back pain or arthritis) by blocking pain signals and promoting relaxation.
Bone Health Support: Low-intensity vibrations help reproduce the dynamics of muscle contraction on bone tissue, stimulating osteoblasts (cells that form new bone tissue).

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Red Light Therapy

Red light therapy uses specific wavelengths of red and near-infrared light to support your body’s natural healing and recovery processes.

  • Promotes healthy skin by stimulating collagen production, helping improve skin texture and elasticity.
  • May reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles for a more youthful complexion.
  • Supports wound healing by encouraging tissue repair.
  • Helps reduce inflammation, which may contribute to improved comfort throughout the body.
  • Relieves muscle soreness after exercise or physical activity.
  • May reduce joint pain and stiffness, especially in people with arthritis.
  • Speeds muscle recovery, making it popular with athletes and fitness enthusiasts.
  • Improves circulation by increasing blood flow to treated areas.
  • Supports cellular energy production by enhancing mitochondrial function and ATP (energy) production.
  • May help reduce neck, shoulder, and back discomfort associated with muscle tension.
  • Can improve recovery after workouts, allowing muscles to bounce back more quickly.
  • May support hair growth in people with certain types of hair loss, such as androgenetic alopecia.
  • May improve sleep quality by promoting relaxation when used as part of a healthy routine.
  • Can enhance overall wellness by supporting the body’s natural recovery processes.
  • Non-invasive and drug-free, with no downtime after treatment.
  • Generally painless and relaxing, making it easy to incorporate into a wellness routine.
Massage Therapy

Massage therapy can help:

  • Relieve pain
  • Reduce stress
  • Improve circulation
  • Increase flexibility
  • Promote relaxation
  • Speed muscle recovery
  • Improve sleep
  • Reduce headaches
  • Support healing
  • Enhance overall well-being

One Service

One Price

$155 (Tip is included in the price)

As long as you come in once a month, your massage will be $135 (The tip is included in the price.)

If you pay with cash or Venmo, you’ll receive a free foot peeling mask to take home!

Contraindications:

  • A pacemaker or implanted electronic medical device
  • Pregnancy
  • Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or active blood clots
  • Recent surgery or unhealed fractures
  • Severe osteoporosis with high fracture risk
  • Active bleeding disorders or are taking high-dose blood thinners
  • Active infection or fever
  • Uncontrolled epilepsy or seizure disorders
  • Severe cardiovascular disease without physician approval
  • Acute inflammation or recent traumatic injury
  • Certain implanted medical devices that may be affected by vibration.
  • Take medications that cause photosensitivity (certain antibiotics, acne medications, chemotherapy drugs, etc.)
  • Have a medical condition that causes extreme sensitivity to light
  • Have active skin cancer or suspicious skin lesions that have not been evaluated by a physician
  • Are receiving active cancer treatment unless approved by your oncologist
  • Have an active eye condition (appropriate eye protection should always be used)
  • Have severe burns or open wounds unless cleared by your healthcare provider

What’s included:

One 60-minute massage while laying on a vibro-acoustic sound table. You can receive Swedish, Deep Tissue, or a mixture of both. The intensity of the vibration is adjustable, but it’s best to keep it at a minimum at first.

After the massage, the music and vibration will be temporarily paused for 5 minutes to give your senses a rest.

For the last half hour, you will be in full control of the intensity of the vibration. You will continue laying face-up on the vibro-acoustic sound table while enjoying 15-minutes of red light therapy on the front of your body.

After 15-minutes, I will ask you to turn over onto your stomach so your backside can have the red light treatment.

For the last 5 minutes of your session, the music AND the vibrations will turn off. This is not a mistake. This is intentional. You will understand once you experience it.

Once the last 5 minutes are up, I will tell you that your session has ended.

(I won’t be in the room during the last 30-minutes of your session, I will be connected to you via intercom.)

BOOK HERE

New clients have to book online. This is mainly to protect myself, your soon-to-be massage therapist! (Clients with ill intentions tend not to provide any personal details about themselves so this is my first line of defense.)

I’m the only person providing vibro-acoustic massages with red light therapy, so availability is limited. It’s best to book in advance.

I’m temporarily

located inside

Cheshire Massage.

350 South Main Street, Cheshire, 06410

In the back entrance of the building.

I drew this map so long ago, when Calcagne Real Estate and 7/11 were still there.

Cheshire Massage is a separate business from Good Vibrations Massage LLC.

Good Vibrations Massage is sharing a room inside Cheshire Massage LLC.

(475)-360-0214

(It takes a very long time for voicemail to pick up)

GoodVibrationsMassageLLC@gmail.com

Good Vibrations Massage LLC has no receptionist.

New clients have to book online. If I know you already, you can give me a text or call to book if that’s easier for you.

I will be working more, so it might take some time getting back to you. Also, texting is much preferred since this phone number rings a very long time until the voicemail picks up.

I’m Melanie!

I’ve been giving massages since 2007!

I want to help people feel better. I care deeply when others are in pain. I know from experience that massage can help relieve pain caused by tight muscles, but it can’t help with other aches and pains involving loss of cartilage, loss of bone or muscle mass—these things can lead to bad posture and imbalance.

Massage can only take you so far.

So, I wanted to try something new that can hopefully have more of an impact on the body where massage falls short.

Actual doctors with medical degrees use vibration and red light therapy to help with pain reduction—it’s not wacko science! I wouldn’t offer it to anyone if I didn’t believe in the science behind it.

I have personal experience using red light therapy on both my face and my scalp. August, 2025, I began using these products every single day and May of this year (2026), my hair is so much thicker that it’s shocking. To be honest, I never had noticeable wrinkles on my face prior to using the face mask, so I can’t tell if the mask smooths out wrinkles. It’s possible that it has smoothed out my forehead wrinkles but I don’t know for sure.

I made this vibro-acoustic sound table myself because I don’t trust the manufacturers that mass produce these products. Not only are they over-priced, but I don’t know the quality of their transducers or amps. At least this way, I know the technology is top-of-the-line, best you can get. And if it breaks, I know how to fix it.

Not only do vibrations help soothe physical ailments, but it treats emotional stuff as well! Doctors use vibration to treat PTSD among other disorders. It lowers stress and anxiety, too!

I made a successful massage business with Cheshire Massage and I tried finding ways to integrate the vibro-acoustic sound table and red light therapy into my existing business, but it’s so much easier keeping it as a separate LLC because of the assigned rooms, existing gift certificates, member points, and all the other moving parts that don’t mix.

Good Vibrations Massage has the tip included in the price! And I’m encouraging people to pay either cash, Apple Pay or Venmo and in return, you will receive a free exfoliating foot mask to take home as thanks for not paying with a card.

I’m the only therapist who will be preforming these massages, so availability is limited.

On a personal note, I like anything involving science fiction, I have a love of video games and books. Traveling is wonderful if I’m ever able to get away. I walked the Camino De Santiago twice, hiked the Annapurna circuit in Nepal, been skydiving, partaken in ayahuasca ceremonies by myself in South America, experienced a peyote ritual in Arizona, I like fishing and flowers. I ride a Spyder.

One day I hope to have a homestead (I want a garden and chickens basically), and if I had the extra cash, I would be a doomsday prepper as well.

So yeah, I’m a nerd. But also really cool sorta not really.

I’m looking forward to meeting you!

No corporate policies.

No franchise rules.

Just personalized care.

Melanie is a professional, licensed, massage therapist.

Good Vibrations Massage LLC was established in the summer of 2026.

We don’t sell gift certificates or memberships. If you’d like to purchase a massage for a friend, you can venmo Melanie the day of their appointment.

Book ahead, no walk-in’s

Q&A

Can I expand my massage to 90-minutes?

No, sorry. I can fit more clients in during the day if I keep each massage at 60-minutes.

Can I get a regular massage with no vibrations or red light therapy?

If you’d like a regular massage with no vibrations or red light therapy, please make an appointment at Cheshire Massage.

Do you offer couples massage?

I only have one vibro-acoustic sound table and one red light therapy panel so no, we don’t offer couples massages. Also, it’s only me that’s available to give massages.

Why don’t you sell gift certificates?
It’s a really long explanation, you sure you want to know?
1. Clients have scammed me in the past by using an already redeemed gift certificate. 2. Clients lose gift certificates and I can’t always find them in the system. 3. My ultimate goal is to have a full schedule of regular clients, so I wouldn’t even be able to fit in a new person with a gift certificate. 4. Clients with gift certificates don’t like to book online with a credit card which means I’ll have more people calling me. 5. The only good thing about selling gift certificates is that they’re free marketing. If I have space available, I will sell gift certificates online in very short bursts around Christmas, Mother’s Day, and Father’s day.

Can I use my HSA card?

Sometimes they work and sometimes they don’t. I don’t have a definitive answer if yours will work but we can try!

Do you accept insurance?

There’s an incredible amount of paperwork involved in accepting health insurance. As of now, we do not accept health insurance. The most I can do is provide a receipt and your health insurance can reimburse you.

What are your hours?

I’m sharing the room with Cheshire Massage, so there are no set hours as of now. It depends on room availability. The online schedule can show you what’s available.