Massage
Massage
Come in, relax and unwind. Evanston Athletic Club's massage therapists offer a variety of therapies, including: Sports Massage, Pregnancy Massage and Hot Stone Massage. See below to learn more about our therapists. To schedule an appointment contact the front desk, or fill out the information request form below.
Scheduling
All appointments can be made at the Front Desk in person or by phone at (847)866-6190. For details on individual therapists, please check our online Massage Therapist Bios. Early morning appointments will be taken upon request. Please arrive 10 minutes before your appointment to check-in. To avoid a $45.00 cancellation fee, please give 24 hours notice to change or cancel an appointment.
Appointments Available:
Monday–Friday: 9:00 am–9:00 pm
Saturdays and Sundays: 9:00 am–7:00 pm
Staff
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Bonnie CortezMy intention as a massage therapist is to inspire a sense of wellness, wholeness and wonder in my clients. I want people to feel... -
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Cheryl ByeReceiving massage affects one on many levels. However, creating more awareness of one's self is perhaps the most important.... -
Diane MardavichI believe one of my roles is to help educate clients to know and understand what is going on with their body. The more you know... -
Jean EngelEnergy blockage or stagnation in a person's energy field causes dis-ease resulting ina variety of symptoms that are often... -
Penny SimmonsI am honored to have the knowledge and ability to perform massage therapy. It is so amazing to have such power in your hands and... -
Sarah SchenkSince becoming a massage therapist in 1991, I have learned that no two bodies are alike, and no two bodies have identical needs.... -
Suzen "Zen" CookZen specializes in Deep Tissue and Neuromuscular therapy, structural and trigger point therapy and relaxation. She also certified... -
Liz WolffWith my backround in psychology, I bring a humanistic approach to my Shiatsu. Trained in Ohashiatsu style I also include various... -
Graham WolfsonThe intent of massage extends beyond relaxation. Through manipulation of musculoskeletal tissue an increase in range of motion...
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