Massage Therapy - Structural Integration - Plymouth, MN

  • Thomas Stout - Massage Pro - Plymouth, MN

    Since 1981, Thomas Stout has brought therapeutic massage, relaxation, and wellness to many hundreds of satisfied clients, from professional athletes and dancers to busy parents. He practices from his relaxing home studio, conveniently located in Plymouth, MN.

    Thomas Stout offers a range of massage services and can tailor them for each client. Whatever your body shape or size Thomas can customize your session to provide the best massage for you.

    Thomas has been called “the massage therapist’s massage therapist” because:

    • He has an exceptional understanding of musculature, based on his intense study of anatomy, along with his background in dance and movement.
    • He has developed a high level of mastery and expertise in many therapeutic massage techniques, with over 28 years in practice.
    • He listens to each clients specific needs and adjusts his methods to bring about optimum healing and well being.
    • Many of Thomas' clients are massage therapists who choose him because they want the best for themselves.
    • Thomas is one of the most experienced massage therapists in Minnesota. He can do more in the first 30 minutes than many can do in a whole hour.
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  • My Clients Are Saying:

    “Thomas and I worked together to create a new body for me. After 8 auto crashes, I was not able to walk without excruciating pain most of the time (8 out of 12 months). Structural integration work is a partnership. The biggest thing I bring to our partnership is the desire and willingness to be healed. Thomas brings seasoned technical skill, and compassionate coaching to help me get the most out of the structural integration process. I noticed the changes in my body immediately after my first 10 session experience. My posture improved dramatically, back pain significantly diminished (5-6 days a year with tolerable pain), headaches went away. I can sit up taller - my head is square on top of my shoulders and neck, my legs are solidly under me. I am anchored. And the cool thing is that now I am able to recognize when I'm out of alignment. And better still - I know what to do to bring myself back into alignment. My friends have heard me say, I owe my ability to walk without pain to 3 things; yoga, swimming and structural integration therapy.”
    by Linda G