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From page A12 | November 11, 2012 | Leave Comment

My heartfelt appreciation to The Enterprise and correspondent Christy Corp-Minamiji for the wonderful article on my business, Loving Aquatic Bodywork (“Wash Away Your Tension with Watsu,” Oct. 23). Corp-Minamiji articulately described her Watsu session, something that usually must be experienced to understand.

I do need to clarify my credentials, however. I am certified as a Watsu practitioner by the Worldwide Aquatic Bodywork Association and have a business license to practice massage in Davis.

The Watsu open house also was a great success; seven Davis residents received a mini-session and enjoyed the physical and emotional benefits of a warm pool massage.

Laurie Loving
Davis

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