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She’s got the touch

October 7, 2009

Mobile therapist takes massage and message to Ohio State departments

By Julia Harris

Stephanie Schleappi hauls her massage chair from one campus location to another, offering free 10-minute massages.

When Stephanie Schleappi tells you she feels your pain, she’s not just trying to be nice. More likely, she’s got her fingers right where it hurts and is working hard to loosen things up.

As a licensed massage therapist, Schleappi knows pain. And since a good part of her job with the University Health Connection, Ohio State’s onsite health care clinic for faculty and staff, entails giving chair massages to employees all over campus, she knows better than anyone the pain that plagues this university. Continue reading ‘She’s got the touch’