What about the name "Water for the Soul"?
Many people ask how "Water for the Soul" got its name. 
To me, it is a metaphor for massage.  
Simply put, the body can go many days without food,
but can't go without water
and I feel the same way about massage.
It nourishes the physical, the mental , the emotional
and the spiritual aspects of our "soul". 
When our bodies feel relief,
our emotions improve, our attitudes change
and we are more at peace. 
What could be better?

A "little" About the History of "Water for the Soul"
Water for the Soul moved to 640 W. Schrock Rd in the Parkview Center in Westerville near the corners of Cleveland Ave and Schrock Rd in 2009. 
We are next to Rinkov Optical and
across the street from The Raisin Rack.
The location is convenient to routes 270 and 71.

In March of 2000, Laura Palovich-Binder, LMT first opened the doors of Water for the Soul massage therapy at 6050 Huntley Road in the Huntley Square Plaza and was there for six years.
The office was moved in April of 2006 to 705 Lakeview Plaza Blvd. Ste C in Worthington, but moved to Westerville in 2009.

   A little about your
Licensed Massage Therapist,
Laura Palovich-Binder:  
Laura grew up in Hubbard,  a suburb of Youngstown, Ohio. 
  She attended Westminster College in New Wilmington, PA., 
was a double major in Art and Broadcasting and a member of Chi Omega Sorority.  
After 2 years, she transferred to Youngstown State University
 and graduated Magna Cum Laude with a BFA.  
In 1996, she attended Youngstown College of Massotherapy
and passed her State Medical Board licensure exam in 1998. 
She moved to Columbus and worked
at Healthy Outlook in Westerville
 for a little over a year before opening her own business.  
She has been fortunate to work
on Riverdance at the State Theatre
and a number of professional athletes.
Her specialty is deep tissue massage.
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