Andy Freeman

Andy completed his massage therapy training through the Body Therapy Institute in Siler City in 2013, and is licensed by the North Carolina Board of Massage and Bodywork Therapy. Andy’s training is grounded in Classical Swedish massage and myofascial (deep tissue) techniques.  He has also been trained in Bamboo Fusion massage and Neural Reset Therapy (NRT).  He is passionate about the amazing capabilities and astounding results of using NRT in conjunction with a blend of relaxing swedish and myofascial techniques.  He works to improve clients’ health by resolving the root of their issues, not simply relieving symptoms.  If the root is unresolved the symptoms may return rapidly- or evolve into different issues.  

Andy’s life has been focused on educating and helping others in various ways- shaping lives through compassion, creativity, and care. He strives to individualize each massage session through observations and assessments, with the intention of meeting or exceeding every client's goals and needs. His mission is to improve the quality of life for each person he touches.

A Bit of History

Andy was raised in Hickory, NC in a family full of musicians and educators.  He grew up experiencing a philosophy where people are the product of their environment, nurtured by creativity, love, and music.  There was always teaching, learning, music, and creativity wherever he turned. 

Andy began playing cello at the age of 3, and teaching others at the age of 14, utilizing the philosophy of Dr Shinichi Suzuki.  Andy continues to play and teach, as time permits.  He believes that music and a person's environment are an integral part of a healthy mind, body, and soul.

Upon graduating from Appalachian State University in 2007, he moved to the triangle to be with his wife where they have made Hillsborough their home. It was then that Andy began a five year career in law enforcement.  For 3.5 of these years he served as the School Resource Officer at a local middle school, working to enhance the community by educating, counseling, mentoring, and protecting our youth. Andy transitioned from law enforcement to massage therapy in 2013.

Andy has extremely varied hobbies and interests.  He loves listening and experiencing a wide variety of music, spending time with family (people, fur, and feathers galore!), drumming, gardening, spending time outdoors, cooking, and countless other projects!

Enriching lives through therapeutic touch and arts