Breathe Out Massage

Breathe Out Massage is a massage therapist and wellness studio in Salisbury, MD, serving individuals seeking holistic care through bodywork, skincare, and preventative wellness services. The practice offers a wide range of treatments including therapeutic massage, myofascial release, lymphatic drainage, cupping, Gua Sha, hot stone therapy, prenatal massage, acupuncture, Reiki-infused sessions, customized facials, microdermabrasion, waxing, sunless tanning, and LED light therapy. Clients can also enjoy CBD-infused treatments, body wraps, and mind-body therapy. Services are available seven days a week, with specialized care for post-accident recovery and insurance billing. The studio emphasizes a whole-body, whole-spirit approach to wellness and is located in the St. Johns neighborhood.

The practice is a collective of licensed professionals, led by Rachel Neetowner, a licensed massage therapist with 25 years of experience. She trained at East West College of the Healing Arts and specializes in deep tissue, myofascial release, lymphatic drainage, craniosacral therapy, and prenatal massage. Her holistic philosophy centers on individualized care, viewing bodywork as a vital part of both preventive and curative health. The studio also features practitioners such as Sarah Rennals and acupuncturists Janet Wrege and Ross Moore, and welcomes new providers in esthetics, massage therapy, and wellness instruction.

Breathe Out Massage is located on Phillip Morris Drive, just a short distance from East Salisbury Parkway and Encompass Health Rehab Hospital of Salisbury, and within walking proximity to Eastview Park and Greenlawn neighborhood. The studio sits near Mount Hermon Road and Beaglin Park Drive, making it accessible from multiple directions.

With a perfect 5.00 rating and a strong reputation for personalized, comprehensive care, Breathe Out Massage stands as a trusted wellness destination in Salisbury. The practice’s commitment to integrative healing, community focus, and expert-led services makes it a cornerstone of health and restoration in the St. Johns area.