Gabrielle Acree

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Join date: Jan 9, 2023

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Gabrielle is a licensed massage therapist in Augusta, Georgia. She got her bachelor's degree in Kinesiology prior to pursuing a massage therapy career. She has experience working closely with physical therapists, occupational therapists, prosthetists, orthotists, and chiropractors. Gabrielle loves working with her hands and using her intimate knowledge of anatomy to help others feel their very best. She continues her education by attending classes, listening to podcasts and working with other healthcare professionals to ensure her patients get the best treatments. She hopes to show people that receiving regular massage is not just a luxury, but as an investment towards their overall health and longevity.

Posts (27)

Aug 12, 2026 ∙ 3 min

The Evans Desk Worker’s Guide to Fixing "Tech Neck" and Shoulder Tension

If you sit at a desk all day—whether you're working remotely from home here in Evans or commuting into Augusta—there is a good chance your shoulders are up around your ears right now. I see this in my studio every single week. Clients come through the door rubbing the base of their neck, complaining about tight upper backs, or asking if a massage can help with a nagging tension headache. In the bodywork world, we usually call this postural strain "Tech Neck." But whatever name you give it,...

Aug 5, 2026 ∙ 2 min

Back to School Routines for Kids | CSRA Family Tips from Knead to Unwind

August has officially arrived in Columbia and Richmond counties! Between hunting down supply list items at Evans Towne Center, squeezing in last-minute pool days, and double-checking bus routes across Martinez, Grovetown, and Augusta, the back-to-school shift is in full swing. Transitions are hard—not just for adults, but especially for kids. After months of open-ended summer days, jumping straight into alarms, homework, and strict schedules can feel like a shock to their systems. However,...

Jul 15, 2026 ∙ 3 min

Muscle of the Week: The Infraspinatus (The Shoulder’s Silent Troublemaker)

If you have ever felt a deep, dull ache in the front of your shoulder that makes you want to dig your thumb into your joint, you might assume you have a rotator cuff tear or joint inflammation. However, as a clinical massage therapist specializing in orthopedics and biomechanics, I frequently find that the true culprit is a small muscle hiding on the back of your shoulder blade: the Infraspinatus. This post kicks off our new educational series exploring how functional anatomy dictates why we...