Physical Health

Physical health is maintained through therapies that foster balance, healing, and well-being. These methods focus on the body's needs, promoting optimal function and sustaining long-term vitality.

Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT): A Licensed Massage Therapy is an expert in what they do and who has met academic and professional requirements for licensure per state requirements.

Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN): An APRN is a highly trained healthcare professional who has completed advanced education and clinical training in nursing. They hold specialized certification and licensure to provide a wide range of healthcare services, including diagnosis, treatment, and prescribing medications.


Rita Massage Therapist Louisville

Rita Jones, LMT

You know how you get a massage but you feel as if you went in and came out the same way? Well not at sleep well Perez massage therapy be ready for a life changing experience with massage here! You think you’ve had a good massage until the day you meet with Rita.

Jennifer Sylvia, LAc, LMT

She supports people in all stages of life to feel their best in their mind, body and within their spirit. By getting to the root cause of dis-ease we are creating balance and harmony within your body - we are getting you back to being well, to feeling strong and healthy.

Jess Deis, APRN, CNM, WHNP-BC

Jess specializes in holistic, patient-centered care at Empower Health & Hormones. Blending midwifery with Western and non-Western modalities, she provides affirming, trauma-informed care, including gender-affirming hormone therapy, reproductive health, and menopause support.


All the providers listed on our website own their own businesses and are all independent separate entities. Please call the provider directly with the number listed on their individual directory page to schedule with them. You WILL NOT BE ABLE to reach specific providers by calling 502-528-1363.


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