For those who haven’t had surgery, be thankful that you’ve been healthy and lucky enough to avoid it. For those who have had surgery, you know all too well that recovering can the most challenging part about it. When undergoing common…
Lake Tahoe. It’s world-renowned for outdoor enthusiasts from campers and kayakers to skiers and snowboarders. Whether you’re paragliding through the Sierra Nevadas or running along the Tahoe Rim Trail, the atmosphere of Tahoe exudes “the great outdoors.” Ask anyone who…
Denne Babbin-Simon, founder and massage therapist at San Soma, receives a laundry list of questions about massage therapy in Incline Village on a regular basis. From Raindrop Therapy to sports massage, Denne is a massage-therapy professional, specializing in a wide…
Run faster. Jump higher. Throw farther. Hit harder. Athletes are constantly building their bodies up and breaking them down, generally on a consistent basis. Working to be the best at any activity can be costly in terms of mental and…
Denne has a unique ability to understand exactly what my body, mind or spirit need to feel better. No two experiences have ever been the same but they have always been exactly what I needed.
~ C.J.
I find massage work with Denne brings me to a greater balance physically, mentally, and emotionally. Afterward, I’m also more aware of myself spiritually.
~ M.M.
Denne is wonderfully strong and intuitive, but that is just part of what makes her massages so great. I know when I receive a massage from Denne I am not just getting a fantastic massage; I feel rejuvenated.
~ L.B.
Denne’s primary concern is you, the client. She welcomes you with her calming voice, loving words and asks what it is you would like from your time together. When you enter Denne’s massage room you immediately feel the physical and spiritual transformation begin.
~ J.S.
I learned about Zero Balancing from Denne and decided to give it a try. I have been doing Zero Balancing for over a year now, I am now a Zero Balancing regular… I always leave feeling fantastic.
