New Moon Massage
Jessica specializes in myofascial trigger point therapy to release restrictions deep within muscle fibers and provide lasting relief.
Jessica listens to the concerns of each client and customizes each massage to meet their individual needs. She specializes in myofascial trigger point therapy to release restrictions deep within muscle fibers and provide lasting relief. Jessica relies on over 20 years of experience and training in myofascial release, crainiosacral release, neuromuscular release (trigger point therapy), Swedish massage, aromatherapy and reiki (energy work) to provide a deeply relaxing massage experience for each client. She has a unique ability to connect with muscle tissue and elicit a relaxation response. Jessica Laub graduated from the Milwaukee School of Massage in 1998, was nationally certified and became a professional member of the American Massage Therapy Association. She worked for many years at Milwaukee's downtown YMCA and the Beehive Salon. She is also currently employed at Shorewood Family Chiropractic. One hour massage: $75
Hour and a half massage: $100
Gift certificates available.
01/29/2026
Where your toes at?
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Toe Position Matters: The Hidden Link Between Feet, Knees & Hips
This image highlights a simple but powerful biomechanical truth: where your toes point determines how forces travel through your ankle, knee, and hip.
When the toes turn outward or inward, the rotation doesn’t stay at the foot. The tibia follows that rotation, the knee joint is forced to adapt, and the femur responds with compensatory rotation at the hip. Over time, this creates instability, uneven joint loading, and excessive stress on soft tissues.
In the left illustration, toe-out positioning causes external rotation at the foot, which drives rotational stress up the leg. The knee experiences twisting forces it was never designed to handle repeatedly, while the hip loses optimal alignment. This often contributes to knee pain, hip discomfort, and inefficient movement patterns during walking, running, or squatting.
On the right, toes facing forward create a clean vertical alignment from foot to knee to hip. This allows the ankle to stabilize properly, the knee to hinge efficiently, and the hip muscles—especially the gluteals—to control motion instead of compensating for poor foot position.
Biomechanically, toes-forward alignment improves:
• Ankle stability and load distribution
• Knee tracking and joint integrity
• Hip control and pelvic stability
• Force transfer during gait and functional movements
The key message is that lower-limb stability starts at the ground. Correcting toe position is often one of the simplest yet most overlooked ways to improve movement quality and reduce injury risk.
12/29/2022
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12/23/2022
Some guided meditations to check out with your end of year downtime/ storm hibernation… just search em up on the YouTube.
09/30/2022
07/16/2022
I got real crabby today and then I remembered I could do something to snap myself out if it… dance therapy worked for me!
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05/19/2022
Good sleep is so important to well being!!
What would happen if you didn't sleep? In the United States, it's estimated that 30 percent of adults and 66 percent of adolescents are regularly sleep-deprived. This isn't just a minor inconvenience: staying awake can cause serious bodily harm. Claudia Aguirre shows what happens to your body and brain when you skip sleep. [Directed by T...
12/15/2021
Some good tips here...
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07/08/2021
Do you feel good after talking to strangers?
Talking to strangers, it turns out, is very good for us - The Boston Globe New psychological research has found that chatting with strangers can help us feel happier, improve our sense of belonging, and even reduce prejudice.
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